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Mitchell's Fish Market - Tampa
- Address:
204 WestShore Plaza
Tampa, FL 33609Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Mitchell's Fish Market - Tampa
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mitchellsfishmarket.com/
- Phone: 8132893663
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Dinner: Monday - Thursday 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 4:00 p.m. to Midnight. and Sunday from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Ben Bowman
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Mitchell's Fish Market private rooms are available for any occasion! Work one-on-one with your Private Event Manager to create a truly customized affair. Then allow us to bring your event to life, so on the day of the event you'll be able to relax with your guests, knowing we've given every detail the same attention we give our signature seafood. To host your event in one of our private dining rooms, contact us today!
- Private Party Contact: Corinne Berrett, General Manager 8132893663
- Entertainment: In addition to a seafood feast of absolute freshness in our beautiful dining room of deep red mahogany woods and leather upholstery, you can also relax and enjoy our wine list and world-class cocktails in Charlie's Octopus Bar. You may also enjoy live piano music in our bar Friday and Saturday evenings, from 6:00 p.m. until close.
A word from Mitchell's Fish Market - Tampa
We invite you to discover our fresh seafood obsession at Mitchell's Fish Market where the fish is off the boat fresh, the drinks are made with fresh-squeezed juice & the atmosphere is as warm and inviting as a day on the water. At Mitchell's Fish Market we are obsessed with fresh seafood. Our mantra is a commitment & passion for freshness as a way of life - a pledge that our fish is 100% fresh or it isn't good enough. With more than 80 items, the chef inspired menu includes items such as Cedar Roasted Atlantic Salmon & Shang Hai Sea Bass. Come experience what an obsession with freshness tastes like at Mitchell's Fish Market...fish any fresher would still be in the ocean! View of menus online at www.mitchellsfishmarket.com!Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerSeafood
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Mitchell's Fish Market - Tampa reviews from OpenTable diners
168 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (100)good for groups (61)great for lunch (45)romantic (44)fit for foodies (33)neighborhood gem (30)vibrant bar scene (16)great for brunch (14)notable wine list (14)late-night find (11)kid-friendly (11)hot spot (10)great for outdoor dining (9)scenic view (5)Show More
- I've had much better hereDennisVIPDined on 8/16/2014Mitchell's has always been a place that can be counted on for a solid overall experience. The positives; we were greeted promptly and our reserved table was ready when we arrived, the service was very attentive and there were no delays in the kitchen even though they were very busy with the dining room full and the lobby packed. The negatives: Valet service was horrible, the appeared to be only 2 attendants and they couldn't juggle the in/out flow hence cars were just left in long lines unattended. We ended up self parking so as not to be late for out reservation time but that doesn't start out the experience on a good note. The Yellow Fin Tuna I ordered was stringy and not up to the standards I am used to here. A little disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for large partiesILoveFood2Dined on 8/15/2014I had quite a few friends get together and unfortunately we don't get to see each other as much as we would like. Mitchell's gave us a great table where we could all talk and enjoy not only the food but the conversation too! It was a great night! Thanks Mitchell's staff!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great catch!!BdayDined on 8/15/2014Food and service were outstanding. It was our first time and will definitely go back. Prices were great, had not gone before because I thought food was very expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/14/2014My wife and I have dined several times at Mitchell's and I must say this was my only disappointing visit. I ordered the Market Trio, which I have enjoyed immensely on prior visits, but when served the tilapia and salmon were extremely small servings. Had it not been for the fact that another couple, our guests, were with us I would have said something to the server. I sincerely hope this was an isolated event and not a new management strategy to lower costs. The other 3 entrees for our party were fine.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh Fish, but spoiled with saucephxfoodieDined on 8/12/2014Good vibrant place. Never been there before, but rated high on Yelp and Opentable. Service was very good. The Ceviche was excellent. The lobster bisque = awesome. I had a trio of scallops, shrimp and grouper (their menu has salmon, but they gratefully accomodated switching). All of the fish was fresh, but I couldn't enjoy it as it all was drowned in a soy sauce that was way too overpowering - but is a chef's recommendation. My wife enjoyed her cedar-plank Chillean sea bass very much. Overall, a good place to eat, I would have rated higher if it wasn't for the sauce debacle, but we'll try it again, next time we're in town.Special Features:
- Great food and serviceAwesomeDined on 8/9/2014My wife was very pleased- extra brownie points for me- smile!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Dinner SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014Food was excellent, Service was great and the price was reasonable - can't ask for more than that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Accommodating and GREAT foodlovemesomemusselsDined on 8/4/2014We took a big group here for dinner on a business trip and their smaller private room was too small for us. They were flexible and moved us over to the bigger room. The food was amazing but everything here is cooked to order so expect a long meal.Special Features:
- Nice foodBebe1Dined on 8/2/2014Was a little upset that we could not have a booth when they were sitting empty. I had booked but didn't know I needed to ask for a booth. The food was nice nothing really out of this world but good and we all enjoyed our meal. Not sure I would go again as it a long way from home.Special Features:
- Entirely averageAlyceDined on 8/1/2014Our dining experience was fine, everything was ok. Nothing special or fantastic. Just regular good. I cannot fault the experience there was just nothing particularly outstanding about it. A little pricey for the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place, should give it a trymealhunterDined on 7/25/2014Ate in the bar area; food and atmosphere was good. Our server was excellent and took great care of us. Thought the 3 course meal special was a good deal. Will definitely go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dickDined on 7/25/2014We were a party of six, had a real nice round table in the back so everyone could talk to everyone else without shouting. Service and the food were first class, we also had drinks and appetizers at the bar before 7PM, relaxing and great value. We'll be back real soon! DickSpecial Features:
- Love It!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/23/2014Mitchell's is one of my favorite restaurants. The food is very fresh and delicious. The service is spectacular and the ambience is adequate for any type of gathering and/or festivity. I make sure to take all my special guest there as I know it will be a great experience. The Lobster Bisque is my favorite..yummy!Special Features:
- Lunch for 6Vasco123Dined on 7/19/2014Good place for a meeting of 3 couples. Server was very good at not interrupting our conversations, and still providing excellent service! We spent almost 4 hours together at this restaurant. Food was good all around - no complaints!Special Features:
- FRESH FOODMareDined on 7/17/2014The fish is so fresh. The sea bass shanghai style was out of this world!!! They have a gluten free menu and it was extensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Birthday dinnerczarinaDined on 7/16/2014From my menu with my name on it to celebrate my Birthday to my special dessert, the dinner was perfect. Our server, David was excellent, his recommendations were delicious and my Birthday was special!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderfull experiancegolfguyDined on 7/14/2014My wife and I celebrated our 35th anniversary at the restaurant. It was a perfect choice. From the special menu noting our anniversary, to excellent service and of course to the excellent meal. We both had the special lobster and tenderloin. The lobster was cooked perfect and the tenderloin was very tender and flavorful. We can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This visit, I was underwhelmed...LSMAKDined on 7/13/2014I've been to Mitchell's a few times over the years and I've been very satisfied with food and service. This particular visit was not so great. Our server offered us an "upgrade" to Atlantic salmon for $4 more for each of our dishes. We both ordered the upgrade. Turned out only one of us got the upgrade because there was only one Atlantic salmon remaining (we were charged appropriately). It was dry and less flavorful compared to the farm raised salmon. Still, I will give Mitchell's another try as their selection of fish is unbeatable.Special Features:
- Impressive, cuisine & serviceMeducatorVIPDined on 7/12/2014This was our third visit this year , and I keep returning for the consistent fine food and service..we received a friendly greeting at reception seated in a comfortable booth as requested. Our server was delightful. For our entrees we enjoyed the summer special menu: lobster tail and tenderloin kebabs. Yum. A manager stopped by and on our way out thanked us for dining with them. Nice touch in today's busy world. They did everything right..I highly recommend this fine restaurant in Westshore area in Tampa..Special Features:
- Not your typical stuffy restaurantIlovefoodDined on 7/12/2014My husband and I had dinner here a couple of times before. We love the service and the ambiance. So for my husband's birthday dinner recently, the choice was clear that Mitchell's Fish Market would be a great place to celebrate with our friends and family. I made reservations through Open Table I indicated that I was celebrating a birthday. The restaurant called me the morning of the event to confirm. When we got there that evening they led us into one of their private rooms and instantly I was surprised. I was not expecting a room for my party nor did I expect they would personalize their menu to wish my husband a happy birthday. They completely went above and exceeded my expectations. It is definitely not your typical "stuffy" restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MitchellsWebmcDined on 7/5/2014Good food but slow service. Restaurant was very warm and uncomfortable. Charbroiled oysters were good with just the right amount of spice and my frutti di mare pasta was very good though it can be a touch go with the large fresh pasta it comes with. Wife enjoyed her seafood Americana. Did not leave room for the "shark fin" dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Tampa restaurantGWizDined on 6/28/2014It is always great to return to Mitchell's when I visit Tampa. It has become one of my favorite Tampa restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nicebirthdaygirlDined on 6/27/2014I had a lovely birthday lunch with my mother and sister at Mitchell's. The food was very good - my mom and sis got lobster bisque and split a fresh salad with salmon on top. I had the fresh ahi tuna sandwich on croissant. Food, service and atmosphere were all very good, and the meal affordable at lunch prices. We all noted we liked the concept of choosing the type of fish and treatment separately for a dinner selection and would definitely return for dinner sometime. All fresh fish....never frozen is an appealing feature.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentswillkyDined on 6/24/2014Our fish was perfectly prepared. Our first time, we went for our anniversary and it was fabulous! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/24/2014mis-informed, mis-quoted. KM was nice, front of the house was less attentive. stuffy, too may "Mitchell's does not do that"; would have to reconsider a return trip
- ChewyDined on 6/21/2014I made reservation's on Wed the 18th for Sat the 21st @ 7 for 4 people. we were sat in the bar, it was noisy & the service was terrible! I told my friends about the Sharks Fin Deseret & how last time we were there there was 5 of us & we couldn't eat it all. this time it was 1/2 the size & 3 of us ate it all! Before dinner came I went to the restroom & saw that there were six 4- tops in the dinning room & after making reservations 3 day's in advance I don't understand why we were sat in the bar! I don't believe we will be going back anytime soon!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/21/2014I have been to this restaurant many times and the food was always very good. This time however, my girlfriend had a dish that was way too salty! I wanted her to send it back, but she didn't. Also I ordered a second martini and the glass was only a third filled. Very disappointing! Won't be going back anytime soon!I would recommend this to a friend.
- HappyDisapiontedDined on 6/20/2014My wife and I had a good time, the food was great, will be going back soon
- Out againFridayDinesDined on 6/20/2014Everytime we dine at Mitchell's it's wonderful and we're there almost every FridaySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girl's Nite OutSunshine025Dined on 6/20/2014I frequent this place often and LOVE IT each time I go so, I decided to pick this for our Girl's Nite Out this time. It was a BIG success! There were 9 of us and not one person had a complaint about the ambience, food, service, location, or anything else. Our waiter was excellent and joined in on our fun. The only reason I didn't give him 5 stars is because we had to ask for our drinks to be refilled. Other than that, he was an EXCELLENT waiter so we didn't hold that against him. Everyone of us talked about how good our food was and how nice our night turned out overall. The hostess was VERY professional in helping me change my reservation time to a later time. I don't think I'll get any rejections to returning for another Girl's Nite Out!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Party of 16! Great experience!ReginaDined on 6/18/2014Recommend to anyone. Portions are large! Especially dessert!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mid range at bestProsperFoodieVIPDined on 6/17/2014Have now been to Mitchell's three times and on each visit it was just "ok" at best. Location is convenient near airport for a biz dinner but the food is lacking. They kitchen is inconsistent and the food unimaginative. They have a good selection of fresh product on display but the cooking lacks. For example I ordered the tuna seared with the Asian preparation. What I got was a slightly grey colored slab of fish on a bed of soggy spinach with strong garlic over tones. Almost like it had been put in a warm fry pan instead of a screaming hot grill. Service is good so no knocks on the staff ( seems to slow down when busy) but the kitchen will keep me away until they get things figured out. If you want seafood in Tampa...keep looking.
- Good FoodGaryMDined on 6/15/2014The food here is great very fresh and the sides are good too. Also had a desert which was excellent tooSpecial Features:
- NO ThanksSuesDined on 6/15/2014Not interested in writing a public review - private message to restaurant below.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceMitchellsFanDined on 6/15/2014We are never disappointed by Mitchell's Fish Market. The food is wonderful. The lobster tails are perfectly cooked, and the redskin mashed potatoes are fabulous. The caesar salad is not to be missed - it is the best we have ever had. The service is always excellent - attentive, but not overbearing.Special Features:
- Father's DayWilliamsDined on 6/14/2014I took my fiancé there again for Father's Day and we loved it. We ordered the Seafood Americana!!! YummySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once again, Excellent!GlennDined on 6/14/2014We have been to Mitchells Fish Market many times. We come back for the food. They have an excellent selection, it is well prepared, and well presented. This is my favorite sea food restaurant in Tampa.Special Features:
- ChristineDined on 6/14/2014Consistently good. Owned by Ruth's Chris, this is a great restaurant. Well worth the money, fresh fish and very good steaks.Special Features:
- Early dine is fineterryDined on 6/14/2014Looking for a quiet hour to enjoy a leisurely dinner, we find 5 pm best as staff is calm and not loaded up and the dining area is mostly empty. So our service, food preparation and presentation is always great. Specials are a good value and wine list compliments the menu.I would recommend this to a friend.
- 50/50OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/13/2014While the Shang-Hai dish was on point and full of flavor, the frute de marre was bland and overall disappointing. I was also extremely upset over the fact that cheese was added to my seafood based dish. Any properly trained chef would know that by adding cheese, you compromise the taste and integrity of seafood. I almost felt as if it were a last ditch effort to disguise the lack of flavor. The saving grace of my experience was due to the overall hospitality of our waitress. Lastly, I find it to be extremely annoying that I am receiving this email at 1 o'clock in the morning. Any professional survey would be conducted at a reasonable hour. Please rethink your dish and survey.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Devassa Loura (Tropical Lager) - Cervejaria Devassa
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Ratings: 20 | Reviews: 10 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by gcpxavier:
3.45/5 rDev +28.7%
It's an average beer, perfect to drink in a hot Rio summer day.
It's made to drink on brazilian style about 3 celsius degrees.
It tastes is good but it costs than value.
The white head doesn't exists because the very low temperature doesn't let then form.
By the way, is a beer to drunk fast because the taste when it's in a high temperature is very bad.
the merchandise is greater than the taste but is better than other brazilian pilsen style beers.
11-07-2009 23:32:29 | More by gcpxavier
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3.08/5 rDev +14.9%
Appearance: 1/4 inch head, gold in color, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: tropical rind and adjuncts
Taste: toasted malt, straw, and adjuncts
Mouthfeel: moderate carbonation, light bodied, sweet
Overall: An average tropical adjunct lager. A slightly different taste from the adjunct. Pleasant, but nothing I need to revisit anytime soon.
08-11-2014 17:59:38 | More by tigg924
2.53/5 rDev -5.6%
(Served in a plastic cup)
A- This beer pours a lemon yellow with a slight haze and a thin white film that breaks up pretty quickly. There is a gentle carbonation of bubbles working there way to the surface.
S- The clean aroma has hints of field corn but not much else.
T- The faint pils malt hint is soon gone with a field corn finish and some sulfury taste overtaking the try finish.
M- The light mouthfeel has a full fizz that scrubs the tongue.
O- This beer really has no flavor at all. It was served pretty cold but even as it warmed up there was just nothing there.
04-24-2013 15:37:20 | More by rhoadsrage
3.48/5 rDev +29.9%
Devassa Loura is a very good pilsner produced in Brazil by a special brewer. Devassa in Brazil is a word used to describe a gal in the oldest profession, hence all the Devassa beers have female names. The Loura or Pilsner is quite good. It is golden and clear in color and in true Brazilian Chopp fashion, it came with a thick frothe foam head that lasted through the tatsing. The smell was standard for a pilsner....nothing exciting. The Taste was very smooth, grain, malt and hop worked quite well together to give this beer balance. It is very easy on the mouth and good be drank in significant quantity.
08-13-2011 22:42:08 | More by WoodBrew
2.75/5 rDev +2.6%
02-22-2012 00:53:54 | More by BrazilianAussie
3/5 rDev +11.9%
09-24-2013 14:36:24 | More by woscar
1.6/5 rDev -40.3%
The Devassa Loura is like Miller Lite, a Pilsen/Pilsner in name only. This Tropical Lager, as it says on the bottle, is a downright poor excuse for a microbrewery beer. Think Skol/BUD light with an Eisenbahn/Sierra Nevada price tag, an abomination. I know I am not supposed to slam a beer in a review but it is hard to be positive when the beer does not fit the style and is lacking or bad in taste. The label and catchy advertising is the best thing about this beer from my point of view.
I was optimistic as I poured the 355ml bottle into the Devassa tulip glass which was given to me with the purchase of 6 Devassa beers at Pao de Acucar. However, the white head that formed totally disappeared almost immediately. I was further disappointed as I sampled a nose devoid of any hoppy characteristics, floral or otherwise. Instead I was met with a metallic, acrid raw alcohol smell, not the Saaz aroma I had hoped for from a Pilsner.
The clear golden color perked my hopes again, only to be crushed by the first sip. Not overly carbonated, the beer also lacks in the flavor department; at least in the pleasant flavor department. The tastes that were present started out sweet yet bland and ended bitter but again with no hoppy character. I was so astonished by the lack of taste that I thought I was drinking a BUD LIGHT, complete with a thin watery mouthfeel!!! The label describes it as slightly bitter and refreshing which it is, but I expect more flavor from a microbrewery/brewpub beer. The label goes on to say that only imported hops are used, not surprising as there are no hops produced domestically in Brasil at least to my knowledge. The ingredients are all from Belgium according to the website of a British imported of the beer, which gives it a lot of praise as a great tasting beer. This prompts me to retry this beer in a couple of days and on draft at the Devassa Bar in Barra de Tijuca.
The drinkabilty is low as I have no want for another. However it might be good on a hot day, but I think I would just buy a Skol and save my money to get some Eisenbahn later.
This beer is a disgrace to the Pilsner style and way overpriced. If you have been thinking of trying it buy a Skol and close your eyes the taste is almost the same. I will try this beer again and if my opinion is changed I will re-review giving better marks.
10-30-2006 05:06:47 | More by Beeryce
2.5/5 rDev -6.7%
02-08-2012 19:48:35 | More by Paracatu
2/5 rDev -25.4%
02-01-2012 03:09:50 | More by mhaugo
3.7/5 rDev +38.1%
On-tap at a sateillite bar inside Guarulhos International Airport, on to the beer:
So it is true beer drinkers get more head. The head was poured thick and creamy on top this straw bolnde body. Many rings leave their mark on the glass as it's consumed. Aroma: hay, grass, a note of DMS. Could there be adjuncts in this beer? And indeed there are when tasted. Sweeter than the usual lager, there's a light tone of DMS and floral notes. Faint milled corn flavor. Still, it isn't offensive, like a PBR. The soft and fluffy mouthfeel helps its cause as well.
This was my breakfast in a glass that day (along with the brand's IPA), and at R$ 10 ($4.35) a 500 ml serving inside an airport, I'm not complaining a lot.
01-15-2009 03:10:38 | More by DoubleJ
2.51/5 rDev -6.3%
Missing eval, this one for the science.
Golden color with a thin head with short retention but leaving some laces.
Light aroma of sweet bread malt, corn and faint herbal hops. Not bad, I was expecting less.
Flavor of sweet malt which initially predominates over adjuncts with distant hints of herbal hops. A bit of cooked vegetables, but not annoying. Light aftertaste.
Light to watery body with good carbonation.
Slightly better than other local adjunct lagers, anyway just a shadow of what a Pilsner should be.
03-15-2014 00:08:15 | More by FLima
3.4/5 rDev +26.9%
11.2oz bottle. Freshness Date on label.
It pours a shiny golden color with a fast fading snow-white head.
A light grassy aroma with a hint of dried malt nearly masks a pleasant floral hop smell.
The lightly sweet malt body balances nicely with a lemon and lime citrusy taste. A light metallic tang is noticed in the finish.
A nice brew for a hot day.
12-16-2004 04:16:12 | More by BeerResearcher
2.75/5 rDev +2.6%
05-07-2013 21:33:09 | More by RaphaelSC
3/5 rDev +11.9%
04-13-2012 16:59:02 | More by estevaom
2/5 rDev -25.4%
07-24-2013 02:49:39 | More by felipeprates
1.85/5 rDev -31%
350ml served in a mug glass.
A: Pours a pale yellow clear color forming a medium white aired head. Low retention and only few lacings left
S: Really hard to find something here.... realty weak. Sweet grains and some hops, if you do an effort
T: Follows the nose, I mean, tasteless. Sweet grains, no trace of bitterness. Adjunct malts are really annoying, mainly the corn
M: Very light body, watery. Medium carbonation sweet grains aftertaste
O: Low drinkability. Not a Pilsener, as usually written in the Brazilian Adjunct Lagers. Honestly, I would not classify it a beer. In any case, it's a disgusting liquid that should be avoided
07-30-2012 21:02:44 | More by eduardolinhalis
2.75/5 rDev +2.6%
05-15-2014 12:42:01 | More by HenriqueBrumano
1/5 rDev -62.7%
01-29-2012 22:51:30 | More by dfaranha
3/5 rDev +11.9%
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02-27-2012 06:10:41 | More by
3.3/5 rDev +23.1%
A - A small head of white foam on top of a clear gold body. The head settles at a moderate pace and leaves decent lace on the glass.
S - Grainy sweetness and a bit of honey.
T - Some very light malt up front and some herbal hops that come out in the middle. It finishes with light bitterness and some more grainy malt.
M - Light body, average carbonation, and a dry finish.
D - This is a bit light for a craft lager, but it has some genuine malt character and it is much better than the industrial stuff that one normally gets in Brazil.
10-24-2011 03:17:47 | More by nickfl
Devassa Loura (Tropical Lager) from Cervejaria Devassa
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A man is fighting for his life after being shot in his own home by a child to whom he's related. The victim was rushed to the hospital from the 2300 block of Whitcomb Street. Detectives believe the juvenile accidentally shot his or her relative just after 11 a.m. Sunday.
Right now, they won't tell us if they are considering charges against the person who may have left the gun out and accessible to the child.
In the blink of an eye, Sunday, an accident turned tragic. Experts, like Richard Hill, say, while you would think people would be more conscious of gun safety after last year's multiple mass shootings, they hear about this kind of heartbreak all too often.
"An accident takes one second to happen," he maintained. "It takes that one second of 'I'm not thinking about it. I'll deal with it in just a second.' The minute you take your thumb off the switch is when the problem happens."
Police say Sunday's problem happened when a loaded gun was left sitting out in the man's home. They won't reveal how the victim and child are related, whether the child also lived in the house or exactly how old the child is. He or she is described as "a very young juvenile."
"Most people don't think children don't have that much hand strength but they have enough hand strength to pull the trigger," Hill explained. "Unfortunately, they're inquisitive and toddlers are at the age that they're going to get their hands on everything."
Even with the safety on, a gun isn't necessarily safe. Just one flick of a switch from a child's curious hands and most can be fired. Hill says you could prevent a child from getting its hands on the weapon in the first place with a safe or gun vault.
"These, short of coming up with a blow torch, are going to keep things secure," he added.
There are also trigger locks and, even better, devices that when secured, don't allow you to put ammo in the weapon and effectively disable the gun.
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Police say an overnight shooting outside a south Fulton County nightclub left one man dead and two other people injured. Investigators say the scene unfolded at the 50 Yard Line Sports Bar on Old National Highway.Two people were shot and another was severely beaten, according to police. One of those victims, Terry Rankins of Stockbridge, was shot in the abdomen. He was taken to the hospital, but he did not survive. Witnesses told FOX 5 they saw EMS crews trying to revive him in the parking lot. Police say the incident started as an altercation in the parking lot, and eventually it led to gunfire. They're not sure what started the fight. Hours later, investigators were still busy processing the large scene outside the club, and they said they had lots of witnesses to interview as they try to determine what happened.
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There was something odd about the on-screen photo of the gaunt black Labrador retriever mix named Erica. Frankie Prouty leaned in for a closer look. She was horrified to see an open wound on the 1-year-old stray dog's scrawny neck that was just beginning to heal. The painful necklace of damaged tissue was left behind by the removal of a too-small collar that had become embedded in Erica's skin as she grew. "Even though she has every right to hate humans, she does not," said the Web site post that accompanied Erica's photo. "She's as sweet as she can be!"
It was August 2006 when Prouty, an avid animal-rescue volunteer, came across the disturbing picture as she was scrolling through the "Animals in Need" forum of one of her favorite animal-rescue Web sites, the Best Friends Animal Society's BestFriends.org. "I'd never seen anything so bad," she said.
By then the 61-year-old, a purchasing agent for a Sterling, Virginia, chemical supply company, was no stranger to the suffering of animals. After Hurricane Katrina she and her husband, Ted, 65, a retired police officer, joined the Utah-based Best Friends Animal Society, one of the largest national groups devoted to rescuing abandoned or abused pets and companion animals. But the picture of Erica was still enough to shock her.
As Prouty scanned the post, she discovered that the King William, Virginia, pound holding the Lab was going to euthanize her in just three days. In her time as an animal rescuer Prouty had learned a painful truth -- that she couldn't save all the animals that needed help. "That's not possible," she says, "but we learn that we have to do what we can for the ones we can save." Here was a sweet young dog who had clearly suffered from an unconscionable level of neglect, her collar so tight her body had been forced to grow around it. "I thought, I can give this dog a new beginning," Prouty recalls.
Other members of the Best Friends Network around the country thought the same thing. Within hours of the post by Amanda Hook, 39, of Boston, Virginia -- who had received the information from a friend who had seen it on Petfinder.com -- online messages poured in. Marti Lombardi, 52, offered to foster Erica at her Norman, Oklahoma, home if someone could get the dog there. In Portland, Oregon, 52-year-old Carrie Fagerstrom provided a link to contact information for the Virginia pound that was holding Erica.
Galvanized by the online support, Prouty e-mailed the president of the Middleburg Humane Foundation, a farm shelter in Middleburg, Virginia, where she volunteered regularly. Within a day, the facility agreed to take Erica, and Prouty posted the good news on the forum. "Look what teamwork accomplished in two days!" wrote back a jubilant Fagerstrom.


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SAN ANTONIO (February 20, 2012) – The San Antonio Spurs today announced that they have signed Eric Dawson from the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League to a 10-day contract. Dawson, a 6-9 forward, has appeared in 18 games with the Toros this season, averaging 15.9 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.72 blocks and 1.33 steals in 29.3 minutes while shooting .563 (121-215) from the field and .741 (43-58) from the foul line. Dawson has posted 13 double doubles (second in the D-League) and has scored 20-or-more three times. He finished with a season-high 28 points to go along with 11 rebounds vs. Springfield on Dec. 29, 2011. Dawson has spent five seasons with the Toros dating back to 2007-08. In 67 career games, he has averaged 11.0 points, 7.1 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.18 blocks. He has also played internationally in Slovenia, Japan, South Korea and the Dominican Republic. Born and raised in San Antonio, Dawson attended Sam Houston High School and attended Midwestern State University. Dawson was named a Division II Second Team All-American in 2007 and earned Lone Star Conference First Team honors in 2006 and 2007. He is the Mustangs all-time leader in blocked shots with 170.
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France May Reject EU Budget if Farm Funds Cut More
French European Union Affairs Minister Bernard Cazeneuve says France opposes the proposed reduction to the Common Agricultural Policy - which has already been significantly reduced in the original proposal of the European Commission - nearly 64.5-billion dollars-worth.
Basically he says France would not support a multiannual budget that doesn't maintain the funds of the CAP. France has been trying to find allies in the battle to keep the CAP stable after 2013.
In the EU's proposal - spending on farm subsidies would fall by about 5-billion euros and direct payments to farmers would total more than 277-billion euros over seven years.
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Here's a look at what's open and closed Monday, Jan. 21, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday.
If you are traveling, check out the Washington State Department of Transportation web pages to plan your route. Be sure to check traffic and weather conditions along Interstate 90 at Snoqualmie Pass, U.S. 2 at Stevens Pass, Interstate 5 near the U.S./Canadian border and I-5 between Olympia and Tacoma.
Sammamish City Hall and Issaquah City Hall will be closed Monday.
Lake Washington School District and Issaquah School District will be closed.
Most retail stores are open.
King County government will be closed.
U.S. Postal Service: Closed.
King County Library System is closed.
King County Metro transit: Reduced weekday service. Details are available here.
Sound Transit: Express buses and Sounder trains will operate on a weekday schedule. Tacoma Link will run on a Sunday schedule. Central Link will run on a Saturday schedule. Details are available here.
State of Washington: Closed.
Washington State Ferries: Routes will operate on a normal weekday schedule.
Federal government: Closed.
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One million J'cans below poverty lineThursday, July 12, 2012
PROMINENT educator Dr Herbert Thompson has bemoaned the fact that there are over one million Jamaicans below the poverty line who have to "struggle daily to provide the basic amenities of food, shelter, clothing and educational opportunities".
In an article written for the newspaper, Thompson, the new chancellor of the University College of the Caribbean (UCC), also found that only a third of Jamaicans of tertiary age were enrolled in tertiary institutions and argued that public-private partnership in higher education was critical.
"The number of Jamaicans who presently live below the poverty line is unacceptable for a country of this size with people as proud as we are," said Thompson, who is a former president of the Seventh-day Adventist-run Northern Caribbean University.
"From all indications, over one million of our people struggle daily to provide the basic amenities of food, shelter, clothing and educational opportunities to satisfy immediate family and household needs. When that number is added to the thousands of those who live on the edge of economic uncertainty, being just able to 'make ends meet' from one week to the next, we come face-to-face with the hopelessness which is our reality as a struggling third-world nation," he said.
Thompson suggested that because very few Jamaicans were born into money, "the escapees from this dungeon of poverty have been those who have been able to secure a sound education".
"There are thousands of our people who are ambitious enough to want to move ahead after high school but they are unable to make that move because they just do not have the money to go forward," he added.
Thompson cited April 2012 data from the Student's Loan Bureau (SLB) showing that approximately $2.4 billion was loaned to tertiary students for the 2011/2012 school year, while another $114 million was disbursed as grants to needy applicants for the same period.
"However, thousands of very ambitious but needy students were either turned down because they could not find guarantors to help them secure the loan or they did not bother to start the process, knowing that they did not stand a chance of qualifying. Addressing the problem of access for those persons is one of the matters which must be tackled in this country as a poverty alleviation strategy," he urged.
He also quoted the 2011 Economic and Social Survey of Jamaica as indicating that there were approximately 69,000 students enrolled in tertiary institutions across Jamaica for the 2010/2011 academic year, representing a gross enrolment rate of 33 per cent of the tertiary age cohort (20 - 24 years).
"Of course, when one examines the mean age of the thousands of persons (especially women) who are pursuing higher education in Jamaica today, it becomes clear that a different definition has to be given to the term 'tertiary age cohort'. For there are very many mothers, grandmothers, fathers and working persons who are discovering that any change to their economic lot will be brought about only through education.
"These more mature students are quite serious about the cost of education and they demand real value for their hard-earned money. That many of them have to be paying tuition and associated expenses for younger dependents makes value for money even more critical," said Thompson.
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Parents and Dancers -
Ballet West Academy at Trolley Square is now open!
The best entrance to use is at about 650 East and 600 South, SLC, UT 84102
Drop off: Your dancer should enter the Trolley Square Studios through the 600 South entrance bay doors. The door is located just under the Sky Bridge and near crosswalk. The Sky Bridge walk way is available for you and the cross walk has bright orange flags. There is also a long yellow zone to pull into, on street parking and many lots. Please leave early to arrive on time for your classes. Once your Dancer enters the mall from 600 South, they will walk into a large amphitheater. Elevated on the left will be Sam Weller's Book Store and on your right will be the Ballet West Administrative Offices. Walk up the short stairway and head to your left past Sam Weller's and you'll see the Ballet West Academy office directly ahead. Head down the hallway between Sam Weller's and the Ballet West Academy office and the entrance to the studios will be aroung the corner on your left. It is a small space, shared by company dancers and Academy students. We recommend coming underdressed whenever possible. Restrooms are located outside of the Academy offices. Lockers are not available for use. Please take all personal belongings (including shoes) into the studio contained in your dance bag.
These studios are also used by the Ballet West Company dancers. Please be respectful of the activities going on in the studios as you wait for your class to begin.
There is free parking at Trolley Square on the south side of 600 South directly across from the south entrance. There is also covered parking on the Westside entrance. Metered parking is also available. Parking on the street is two hours free on Saturdays.
Punctuality is a must. Please remember that parents are not allowed to observe classes unless it is our scheduled parent observation week. There are no exceptions.
Pick-up: Your dancer should exit the building byt the same South doors. Ballet West recommends that parents park in the 600 South free parking lot accross the street frim the south doos of Trolley Square and come indoors to pick up their children in the south Amphitheater. We recommend you arrive BEFORE your stuednt is released from class so that they do not wait alone in the south Amphitheater in Trolley Square. There is NO security staff and NO Ballet West/Ballet West Academy staff who can watch your children or be responsible for their safety while they wait in the south Amphitheater for you to arrive. It goes without saying that your dancer should NEVER wait on the street.
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This is the live album that didn't need to be. While it's always nice to hear some new material live, the sound and production aren't really there. Moreover, there really was no need for yet another release of the same old staples such as NOTB, FOTD, etc. It would have been great to get some other material that we hadn't heard in at least 10 years. There is simply no excuse for this as Maiden has a terrific catalogue to draw from. I must also say that the performance is adequate, but not stellar. I am also a little confused as to why Jannick Gers' playing is turned way up while it is hard to make out Adrian Smith's playing. Clearly, this should have been the other way around as Jannick butchers almost everything he touches. Anyway, this would be a great live album for most bands, but for Maiden, it is simply lackluster and tired.
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This live album is well recorded, and the band is the best its ever been. Why only 2 stars? The tracklist! Apart from Can I Play With Madnes (yay!) and Lord of the Flies (yawn), its exactly the same as Rock in Rio, released a couple of years ago, with Dance of Death instead of Brave New World songs.
Why not play Somewhere In Time, or Wasted Years? Or Futureal (ok Blaze song but still)? or Powerslave? All would have fitted into the theme of the concert well. I don't need to see another version of Hallowed Be Thy Name. Or Wrathchild. Or Fear of the Dark. Or Run to the Hills. Good performance (as expected), but VERY disappointing tracklist.
I am a BIG Iron Maiden fan, like that's all I talk about, but when I heard this album, I was apalled. It frightened me. Bruce may be getting old, but it's just too much of a difference from Rock In Rio. I can't believe anyone would give this a 4-star. Maybe it could pull a 3, but I want 2. It just sounds terrible, you can barely hear the guitars over the screaming crowds! That's just crap! It's basically like, I died when I heard this, and then when I find out it's copy protected!? Ok Iron Maiden, you guys have gone far enough with that. This is just terrible, sure I'd give the artwork a 5-star, it's way better than the Dance of Death artwork, um EWWWW!
But there you have it, a true Iron Maiden fans honest opinion.
This album is only good for getting the Dance Of Death songs live and they are not all that great. Lord Of The Flies is best left for Blaze Bayley too sing…sorry Bruce. Get Rock In Rio and forget this bore fest. Bruce's singing is very tired sounding on this and all three guitar players pretty much do mindless noodling on this album…only good thing is McBrain's drumming…sorry, huge Maiden fan here but the setlist sucks and so does the overall performance.
Believe it or not, before this was released, this legendary British heavy metal band already had seven live albums and at least three greatest hits compilations under their belts. So was it really necessary to release another live album? Do we really need another version of "Run To The Hills" or "Hallowed Be Thy Name?" Anybody who isn't a diehard Iron Maiden fan would say nah. One could even make the case that Maiden's last two compilation discs ("Death on the Road" and the ironically titled "The Essential Iron Maiden") were "sell-outs," or desperate attempts to rake in more money.
But, fortunately, six of the songs on here are from Maiden's 2003 album, "Dance of Death" (since this was recorded on the "Dance of Death" Tour), so, therefore, the live versions of these songs hadn't been heard before.
And "Death on the Road" is still a great live album. Frontman Bruce Dickinson's vocals are top-notch and the rest of the band are in fine form, as well. Bruce really has a wonderful voice, and, as he shows here, his vocal chords are very elastic. Songs like "Wildest Dreams," "Rainmaker," and "Brave New World" are very exciting because Bruce's almost soulful vocals triumph over running rhythms which consist of fast guitars and energetic drum beats. Elsewhere on the first disc, "Wraithchild," "Dance of Death," and "Paschendale" feature great, wild solos, and "The Trooper" and "Lord of the Flies" put catchy "Oooh-oh-oh" sing-alongs on top of walls of wailing guitars.
Later, Bruce digs deep for a lung-stretching vocal performance on the ultra-catchy and famous tune "Hallowed Be Thy Name." Other highlights on the second disc include the slowly solemn "Journeyman" (which is complete with hand claps and crowd singing), and the soaring, perfectly executed, last two songs ("The Number of the Beast," and "Run to the Hills"). Even though we've already heard these songs plenty of times on other discs, no Iron Maiden concert is complete without them.
It's a great performance, but is it worth buying? Well, if you're a casual Iron Maiden fan, you probably don't need any of their live albums; you could probably be suited just fine with "Number of the Beast" and/or "Powerslave." But diehards should pick this up. If nothing else, just buy it and throw it on the pile so you can say you have a complete Iron Maiden collection.


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Preparation for Ministry
Through coursework, workshops and supervised ministry, CUA undergraduate pastoral ministry students prepare for work as catechists, religion teachers, youth ministers and campus ministers, in ecclesial and not-for-profit organizations
The undergraduate program in pastoral ministry at CUA offers a two-year certificate, a minor and a major in pastoral ministry within a four-year bachelor's degree, and a post-baccalaureate degree option. The certificate program meets requirements for ministry certification in most dioceses in the United States.1 The bachelor's and post-baccalaureate degrees offer students opportunities to study broadly in religion with a focus on pastoral ministry
Who Studies Pastoral Ministry?
Among students who follow the pastoral ministry program are those who
- Wish to major or minor in theology and religious studies
- Desire to serve the Church
- Have a basic knowledge of Catholicism and want to grow in faith
- Possess the skills needed to communicate and to relate well to others
- Are motivated to commit the necessary time for training, education and reflection on their ministry experiences.
- Seek certified recognition of readiness for ministry
Academic Courses
Program for Minors - 18 credit hours
A total of six courses.
- TRS 201 Faith Seeking Understanding
- TRS 355 The Mission of the Contemporary Catholic
- TRS 357 Foundations of Religious Education/Catechesis -- or -- TRS 359 Teenagers: The Church Today and Tomorrow (for those specifically preparing for youth ministry)
- TRS 453 The Practice of Pastoral Ministry
- TRS 495 Internship in Pastoral Studies/theological reflection
- One TRS elective at any level
Program for Majors - 36 credit hours
A total of 12 courses.
- TRS 355 The Mission of the Contemporary Catholic
- TRS 357 Foundations of Religious Education/Catechesis -- or -- TRS 359 Teenagers: The Church Today and Tomorrow (for those specifically preparing for youth ministry)
- TRS 453 The Practice of Pastoral Ministry
- TRS495 Internship in Pastoral Studies/theological reflection
- Four required CPM courses are taken as electives in the TRS major
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PhD: Florida State University
MBA: Indiana University
BA: Michigan State University
Office: 3184 Schneider Hall
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His research interests include Superbowl advertising, corporate credibility, and environmental marketing. His articles have appeared in numerous journals including Journal of Advertising, Journal of Consumer Affairs, Psychology & Marketing, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice, Journal of Marketing Communications, Journal of Business Research, and the Journal of Marketing Education, as well as articles in conference proceedings.
Prior to joining the faculty at WMU, he taught at Bowling Green State University as an assistant and associate professor for nine years.
Before pursuing his studies, Newell worked as a sales representative for a consumer goods company and sales manager for an environmental consulting firm.


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Some cash-strapped athletic departments outside the Power Five conferences have started to use beer sales as an alternative revenue stream -- and more could soon be following suit.Story | Conversation | August 22, 2014
Purdue turns end zone into patio areaBrian Bennett
The best place to party and tailgate at Purdue games this season might just be inside Ross-Ade Stadium. The school removed the bleachers from the south end zone of the stadium this spring, and today it announced that the space will feature a...Blog | July 08, 2014
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Drama! Catfights! And that was just this year's football games. Throw in some fashion fails and surprising upsets and you got Sunday's NFL and Golden Globes wrapped up into a reality TV win.Story | Conversation | January 13, 2014
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- The debate's been raging in Happy Valley dorm rooms, tailgates and bars for the past few weeks: Is Allen Robinson the greatest Penn State receiver of all-time? One glance at the stats is all it takes to make a quick case for ...Blog | November 13, 2013
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The New York Giants' Nov. 17 home game against the Green Bay Packers, originally scheduled as an 8:30 p.m. ET game on NBC, will instead be played at 4:25 p.m. ET and air on Fox. Adjust your tailgate plans accordingly. Apparently, the Giants' 2...Blog | November 01, 2013
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The rivalry was born in 1915, and a skillet came into the mix 30 years later. It was either a friendly gesture between two student councils or a trophy bred of a tailgate argument over frying frog legs -- that second tale is more than a little dubiou...Blog | September 25, 2013
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The few moments before the start of the fourth quarter are a special time in the Swamp. They're also a pretty special sight to see, as well. Just before teams prepare for the final quarter of battle inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, the University ...Blog | September 20, 2013
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"Death Valley, the place where opponents' dreams come to die." Those were the words of LSU head coach Les Miles after last year's team defeated then-No. 3 South Carolina inside Tiger Stadium on a Saturday night in Baton Rouge, La. There's nothing ...Blog | September 20, 2013
Saturday Tailgate: USC TrojansJohnny Curren
Even now, in his fourth year in the USC football program, Hayes Pullard still gets chills every time he walks through the sea of cardinal and gold fans dishing out high-fives and flashing "V" finger salutes on his way into the Los Angeles Memorial Co...Blog | September 20, 2013
Saturday Tailgate: Florida StateDavid M. Hale
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Timmy Jernigan grew up a Florida fan, so it was perhaps appropriate that the first game he saw Florida State play in Doak Campbell Stadium was the annual clash with the Gators. Jernigan was a top recruit at the time, and he'd ...Blog | September 13, 2013
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Texas A&M is known for tradition. From the 12th Man, to the Corps of Cadets and beyond, there are several traditions that help set Aggies apart from their peers across the country. One of their unique traditions, which will be on full display ...Blog | September 13, 2013
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The Northwest is known for rain, particularly in the late fall and winter. But Oregon Ducks fans will tell you that "It never rains in Autzen Stadium." At least that's what PA announcer Don Essig bellows before every Ducks game, whether it's raining ...Blog | September 13, 2013


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Trader Joe, please come to Harlem!!!
Dear fellow Harlem residents, If you, like me are feeling strapped for cash after doing a little grocery shopping in our otherwise amazing neighborhood please sign the petition to implore Trader Joe's to open a store in Harlem. We all deserve healthy, good foods that are AFFORDABLE. Please pass this on to anyone who you think may feel the same way. Sincerely, Regina Kachkoff-Enk Proud Harlem Resident
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Whole Foods will be opening sometime in the Fall of 2015, come on Trader Joe we Need You!
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Stockhouse members have their say as we feature today's Top Poster, Bullboard, and Blog, and recognize noteworthy contributions from our community.
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Compensation vs. Equipment Investment
Some businesses are still flush with cash from the last few years of sales. Are you carrying extra cash in your business? If you are trying to decide between taking compensation and investing in equipment for a good tax deduction. If you're trying to figure out what's best for you, Ask SCORE online by posting your question to a finance expert.
Accelerated Depreciation
There is accelerated depreciation available this year 2008 on vehicle and equipment purchases. You may be able to depreciate up to 50% of the value in the first year on your depreciation schedule. Please consult with your CPA on this issue. IRS link on accelerated depreciation rules.
Personal & Business Cash flow Needs
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1. Do I have a sufficient personal cash reserve about six months living expenses? If no, you may want to take compensation to build your personal cash reserve.
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New high is reached for Supreme Court clerkship bonuses
Posted Aug 16, 2013 11:54 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
U.S. Supreme Court clerks can command bigger-than-ever bonuses when they jump to BigLaw.
The new going rate is $300,000, Above the Law reports. The standard last year was $280,000.
ATL had already reported that Sullivan & Cromwell and Skadden in New York were offering the $300,000 signing bonus. Now the blog says these firms have offered the same amount: Gibson Dunn; Jones Day; Munger, Tolles & Olson; and Paul Weiss.
The story also notes Greenberg Traurig's new $145,000 starting salaries. "Green shoots, anyone?" the blog asks.
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A Murphysboro man and woman were arrested after two churches were broken into over the weekend.
Police were called to the First Baptist Church at 401 N. 15th Street in Murphysboro at 8:14 p.m. on July 20. Someone had forcibly entered the church.
Police were called to the United Methodist Church at 1500 Pine Street in Murphysboro at 10:32 a.m. on July 21. Someone had forcibly entered the church and took property.
Officers were called back to the United Methodist Church on July 22. The church had been forcibly entered again and more property had been taken.
Officers arrested James Michael Burke, 24, of Murphysboro. He is charged with three counts of burglary to a place of worship. He is on parole for retail theft, according to the Murphysboro Police Department.
Around 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday Crystal A. Taylor, 24, was arrested after an extensive investigation and church property was recovered. She was taken to the Jackson County Jail.
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News: Young Jeezy Shoots Down Rick Ross Beef, "I Don't Need Propaganda To Sell My Records" [Video]
Saturday, Nov 12, 2011 7:06PM
On the verge of dropping the long-delayed Thug Motivation 103 LP, Atlanta's Young Jeezy has finally laid his Rick Ross issues to rest and said he has never had a serious problem with the "Boss."
Talking to DJ Whoo Kid this week, Jeezy said his main focus these days is strictly on the music.
"I don't think there's a conclusion to it, because it was really nothing to me in the beginning. I don't need propaganda to sell my records, I never have. I always did my music. When it's album time, people do crazy things," he said. "I'm a real one. I don't do beef. If there's a problem, let's get into it. Let's get it done. There ain't nothing to talk about." (Radio Planet TV)
Prior to Rick Ross suffering two seizures last month, he summed up the overall problem between him and Jeezy.
"You gotta understand, when you talk about this street life and being one hundred and being solid, it's certain things that you just bring to a person," Ross added. "That's what I was expecting. And that never happened. However homie feel, that's him. Just all the way being real -- we were just at the BET Awards, and I sat in the front row, and he performed. If it's any pressure, handle it right then." (Hot 97)
Over the summer, DJ Khaled, who shares ties between both rap stars, said they were on good terms.
"Well first of all, I don't condone problems," Khaled explained in an interview with radio host Bootleg Kev. "That's what I do. I represent that love and making great music. And them two guys, they don't have no problems. So, you know, I guess this is an exclusive, they don't have problems. I guess people in the streets, they try to make things into a problem. But that's just life. That's when you know you're hot and that's just part of the game, man. Being in the game and being successful, you have to deal with things like that. But you know, they ain't got not problems. It's all love. I don't know what to tell you. It's all love." (Bootleg Kev)
Last fall, Ricky Rozay responded to footage of Jeezy taunting him in Miami.
"I actually got to see the footage of him walking on South Beach down Collins Ave and he played his self," Ross told Tim Westwood. "You gotta come across the bridge to Carol City...to Little Haiti. That's where you get your issues--Washington Ave. What's crazy about that is when they ask about my name, they still don't really have a direct answer. That ain't gangster at all. If you really got an issue, put it on the table like a G. Walking down Collins Ave, you played yourself. You'll get that took from you." (BBC Radio)
Young Jeezy's Thug Motivation 103 is slated to drop Tuesday, December 20th.
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The cabin was clean and just about functional but very small , the cabin staff were great thought.
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Many people take simple things, like talking, for granted.
One teacher is helping break down some of the barriers that prevent special needs children from communicating at school.
Whitney de Haseth is this week's "One Class at a Time Winner".
Talking, laughing and making noise is welcome inside this pre-school classroom at Schramm Educational Center in Pekin. Communicating for many of these children, with autism, or multiple disabilities is a challenge.
"When the student has lack of communication it can lead to frustration of behavior. Providing the student with the opportunity to communicate their wants and needs to adults and peers and help decrease some of that frustration," said school speech pathologist Whitney de Haseth.
De Haseth and her staff uses several speech generated devices to help the youngsters communicate.
And now thanks to CEFCU and HOI's one class at a time grant De Haseth will be able to buy more communication devices.
"She has found numerous ways to incorporate communication throughout every aspect of our childrens' lives whether it's in our classroom or one on one," said Schramm Educational Center Preschool Teacher Shelby Noonan.
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Wilkins joined Quest as an ornithologist, but he also documented the expedition with his photographs, covering the voyage to South Georgia and Shackleton's burial. The images shown here reveal the bleak landscapes surrounding Shackleton's memorial cairn and grave on South Georgia, where Lady Shackleton had instructed that he should be buried.
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Microsoft's Windows 7 continued its rebound in June, climbing to 50.55 percent of worldwide desktop operating system usage. And despite its retirement, Windows XP saw a small increase in market share during the month, clawing back up to 25.31 percent of worldwide usage, according to the latest desktop operating system stats from NetMarketShare. Windows 8.1 also saw… Read More
Windows 7 tops 50% of desktop PC usage for first time
Windows 7 is making a mid-life comeback. Five years after its release, the Microsoft operating system surpassed 50 percent market share among desktop computers for the first time in May — making it the most-used Windows version by a margin of 2-to-1, according to the latest statistics from NetApplications. The uptick, from 48.8 percent in March, was… Read More
China bans government use of Windows 8
China has banned the use of Windows 8 on government computers, Reuters reported today. Oddly enough, the move came as a part of a notice on energy-saving products, though it seems the decision was unrelated to those measures. Xinhua, China's official news agency, claimed that the decision was made to ensure computer security after Microsoft… Read More
New stats: Windows XP still above 25%, usage declines just barely as support ends
You'll have to pry Windows XP out of their cold, dead hands, apparently. As support for Windows XP ended last month, all those efforts by Microsoft to get users to upgrade to new versions of Windows had barely an impact on actual usage, according to new numbers released by the Net Market Share research service. Windows XP's… Read More
Microsoft patches IE bug in Windows XP, changing course
In a major turn of events in the Internet security world, Microsoft says it will patch a high-profile vulnerability in Internet Explorer on versions of Windows including Windows XP, despite recently ending support for XP and saying it would no longer issue security patches for the aging operating system. Plans for the emergency security patch were announced by… Read More
Microsoft under pressure to patch IE bug for Windows XP
With a high-profile bug leaving Microsoft's Internet Explorer vulnerable to attack, and about 25 percent of the world still running Windows XP, should Microsoft release a patch for XP users, making an exception to its decision to end support for the aging operating system? That's the question as the company scrambles to address the bug, which is severe… Read More
Want to blow up Clippy? Grab a machine gun and try 'Escape from XP'
Want to blow up Clippy? Obliterate an old operating system? Here's your chance. As a part of Microsoft's ongoing campaign to get the last hold-outs off of Windows XP, the company has worked with ad agency Bradley and Montgomery to create "Escape from XP," a short game that allows players to fight off an advancing… Read More
Chart: PC industry resets, aims to return to growth
The traditional notebook and desktop PC industry experienced its best quarter in nearly two years, according to numbers released by the Gartner research firm this week. Yes, shipments declined by 1.7 percent, but that was much better than in recent quarters, exceeding forecasts for the period. Microsoft's end of support for Windows XP played a… Read More
Welcome to Ohio: The promised land for Windows XP lovers
Ohio is known for a lot of things. LeBron James. The Best Damn Band in the Land. John Glenn. The Amish. A river that once caught on fire. And, of course, Devo. Now, my beloved Buckeye state has yet another claim to fame: The most die-hard Windows XP users in the U.S. According to WebpageFX, the 7th… Read More
Microsoft should open-source Windows XP, enable 3rd-party support, says legal scholar
With support for Windows XP ending today, an essay in the Michigan Law Review contends that Microsoft should make the code for the operating system available in such a way that third-party software companies could continue to patch security holes and provide ongoing support for the 12-year-old PC operating system. The essay by Andrew Tutt,… Read More
Attention, Windows XP holdouts: The end is here
Are you still running Windows XP? Are you ready for Tuesday? More than 12 years after Windows XP's release, Microsoft will officially end support for the aging operating system on Tuesday, April 8 — three days from now. That means no more security updates. Yes, of course, Windows XP machines will continue to run. But… Read More
Microsoft offers users $100 credit on a new PC to switch from XP
Microsoft really wants people to stop using Windows XP. The company launched a new promotion that offers XP users $100 off the purchase of a new PC that costs more than $599 through the Microsoft Store from now until June 15. Buyers will also get 90 days of free support and free data transfer from their old XP-powered PC…. Read More
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Microsoft warns of 'serious problems' for businesses that stick with Windows XP
Microsoft is trying to convince business owners that it's time to retire their Windows XP installations, and start using a more modern operating system. The company is ending support for the venerable edition of Windows on April 8, which means after that point, XP won't be getting any more updates, including security protection. While that… Read More
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Microsoft is ending all support for Windows XP in April 2014, and doing its best to move users to newer versions of its desktop operating system. But Google isn't letting go so easily. Google said this morning that will continue to support Chrome on Windows XP for an "at least" extra year beyond the end-of-life… Read More
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With the release of Windows 8 approaching, Microsoft is making a bid for the attention of existing Windows users by streamlining and lowering the cost of upgrading. PCs running Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 will be able to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro via online download for $39.99, with an option to add… Read More
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Microsoft is ending mainstream support for Windows Vista today, and I'm getting a little choked up just thinking about it. OK, not quite, but in contrast with the PC users and Microsoft executives who would rather forget about the ill-fated operating system, I actually have lots of fond memories of Windows Vista. As a reporter… Read More
Ten years later, Microsoft celebrates Windows XP by asking everyone to move on
Ten years ago today, on Oct. 25, 2001, Microsoft released Windows XP to the world. A decade later, much of the technology world is completely different, but you wouldn't know it from looking at many PCs today. Almost half of personal computers around the world are still running Windows XP — like a threadbare winter coat… Read More
Windows 7 hits 350 million: Putting the data in perspective
Microsoft this morning announced that Windows 7 has reached 350 million licenses sold in 18 months on the market. It's an impressive number on the surface, but absent any other context it's hard to get a sense for what the number actually means. Here's my best attempt to put it in perspective based on some… Read More


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