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After going through a divorce, many individuals decide to rebound immediately by jumping into another relationship. The person starts a new relationship while still carrying a lot of baggage from their failed marriage. If you do this, not only are you adding more baggage to your life, but you are also dumping your old baggage into the new person's life. If this becomes a pattern, you will find yourself weighed down with so much emotional baggage that you can become dysfunctional, depressed and even suicidal.
Take time to heal after your divorce. You should never act as if it didn't happen to you. It did. And because it did, you have been wounded in ways that need to be tended to.
Reflect on Yourself
After going through a divorce, it is so easy to rehash everything, from the outside, that caused the divorce. For example, you think about what your spouse did to you, whether it was infidelity, abuse or putting his or her career before your marriage. Looking at things that happened on the outside will not benefit you; what has been done is done. Dwelling on what your spouse did will cause you to become bitter instead of better. But reflecting on your inner person, the real you, can aid in the healing process. Through self-reflection, you can ponder the lessons you learned about yourself through the marriage and divorce process.
Not only can you learn things about yourself, but you can also think about what lessons you learned that you can teach somebody else. For example, during the self-reflection process, if you realize that you weren't truly there for your spouse as you should have been or if you were rarely affectionate, you can teach these lessons to someone else whose marriage is in trouble. You can tell them your experience and advise them not to go down the same road you have traveled. In self-reflection, you can become a sort of role model to others because you have spit out the bad and kept the good. If the example of your failure can cause another marriage to be saved, then yours wasn't a total loss.
Deal With It
Don't pretend that the traumatic experience you have gone through did not hurt. If you are hurting, don't bury the hurt. Let it out in a way that will bring forth healing. One way to acknowledge the hurt is to write down everything that has hurt you concerning the divorce. Write down things that happened during the marriage that caused you pain and heartache. By writing the things down, it is like pulling a bandage off an old wound that has been covered up for a long time, but one that never completely healed. As you write down those painful memories, recall how you felt when it happened. Allow yourself to cry. Tears alone can be a form of healing. It's like cleansing your inner person, your soul and your spirit.
After writing it down and crying about it, you have to eventually let go and move forward. As a symbol of your decision to move forward, burn up the piece of paper that contains the experiences. Watch the paper turn to ashes. As the paper turns to ashes, see yourself moving forward. You can't move forward while looking backward. Refuse to look back on the failed marriage. Every time the memories begin to resurface, just tell yourself, "I've buried that. I'm moving forward."
There is no way you can truly move forward after a divorce until you forgive yourself and your spouse for anything either of you may have done to contribute to the divorce. As long as you are walking in unforgiving, you are not truly healed. As long as you are unforgiving toward the person, he or she still has control over you. Forgiveness is not a feeling; it is a choice. When you choose to forgive, even though you might not feel like it, then true healing will slowly come from within your inner person.
Take Care of Yourself
Sometimes when people experience divorce, they tend to stop taking care of themselves. You should take a day every week to celebrate yourself. Do something special for yourself. Go to a bookstore or cafe to sit down and read a book while enjoying your favorite cup of coffee. Go to the beach or park to enjoy the land and water. Take yourself to the movies. Get used to doing things by yourself instead of being depressed because you no longer have a spouse to go out with.
Groom yourself well. Fix your hair up. Put on the stilettos. Put on the suit. Look like a million bucks when you walk out of your home, instead of walking around looking like a train wreck. You don't have to feel like a million bucks to look like a million bucks. But if you keep doing it long enough, you will begin to feel it as well.
Look at yourself in the mirror and tell yourself how wonderful you are. Tell yourself how beautiful you are. You might not feel your positive confessions are true when you first start talking to yourself, but after a while you will notice that your positive confessions are building you up on the inside. You will find yourself becoming stronger and stronger. You will see that you can and will survive life after divorce.


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The waters were treacherous for the Saints over the past several months, and another ripple with at least a bit of boat-rocking potential will soon form around the club.
New Orleans is about to have its third different head coach in a little more than four months.
From all accounts, the decision to make Joe Vitt interim head coach has worked well for the Saints thus far. Players like and respect Vitt. He is suspended head coach Sean Payton's right-hand man and has conducted camp in a way that would garner Payton's approval.
The transition from Payton to Vitt was a smooth one, but Vitt will leave the team in less than four weeks when he begins a six-game suspension for his involvement in the Saints' "bounty" program.
Will the next big transition for the team be just as seamless as the last one?
Owner Tom Benson and GM Mickey Loomis have had more than enough time to consider their options for an interim interim head coach in Vitt's stead. Loomis, who will begin serving an eight-game suspension of his own at the start of the regular season, said in April that the right choice would "reveal itself" to him and Benson over the course of the offseason and training camp.
They have not dropped hints, though, about the coach they might choose or whether they already have made a choice. Benson and Loomis are in no rush to reveal the one who captured their confidence. If a decision has been made — and there is speculation Benson and Loomis have had a pretty good idea of who their choice will be for some time — no one has let it leak out.
It seems unfair to give Vitt's replacement so little time to prepare for such a demanding job, which makes it seem even more likely that there has been some sort of preparation going on behind the scenes. In this unique situation, Benson and Loomis could surprise us with their announcement, whenever they choose to make it, but they are not going to spring something so important on an unsuspecting and under-prepared candidate, right?
Why not give the choice to fill in for Vitt at least one preseason game to man the controls for a taste of what is ahead of him?
Fortunately for the Saints, their depth chart of assistants with the chops to be an NFL head coach is well stocked.
The candidates that always have seemed like the front-runners are offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael, defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo and offensive-line coach Aaron Kromer.
Kromer made sense as the choice before the Saints picked Vitt to step in for Payton because Kromer was not facing a suspension and it would be less disruptive to the coaching staff to have a non-coordinator — like Vitt, the linebackers coach — take on the head-coaching duties. Kromer still seems like a fine, and perhaps the best, choice for the job.
Like their bosses, players have mostly stayed mum on the topic, too, but starting ORT Zach Strief gave Kromer a vote of confidence when he recently was asked about the issue.
"I know playing for (Kromer), it's obviously going to be a guy that's going to be a head coach one day," Strief said, per a NOLA.com report. "I think he has that personality and he has that type of knowledge. I think he has the respect of guys. … I think he'd do a good job."
It's conceivable that Carmichael or Spagnuolo, or a lower-ranking assistant, would do a good job, as well, but overseeing the transition to a new defensive system, as Spagnuolo is doing in his first year on the job, is plenty of work for one person. The same goes for Carmichael, who will be calling plays on offense. He handled those duties for much of last season, but Payton isn't there to bounce ideas off of — or overrule him — this time.
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Proposition 13 is great. Unfortunately the spenders-as opposed to thrifters-have a never ending desire to throw money at probems instead of employing more prudent and less expensive fixes ala: Yet another SCHOOL bond for Measure G.
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I want to see a detailed report on exactly how much asbestos they actually find/remove -- vs. that just being a scare tactic to dupe people into voting for more spending.
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Time is running out for foes of Port St. Lucie's proposed Crosstown Parkway Bridge, who say the span will "degrade and destroy" preserves Florida bought with taxpayer conservation money to save forever.
Shari Anker, spokeswoman for the Conservation Alliance of St. Lucie County, is urging residents to contact Cathy Kendall at Florida's Department of Transportation (email@example.com) before Dec. 30, the last day for public comment.
The message, Ms. Anker says, is simple: Choosing Port St. Lucie's favorite route for this $149 million bridge destroys the Halpatiokee section of Savannas State Preserve and degrades the North Fork of the St. Lucie River Aquatic Preserve. Plus, it sets a terrible precedent for the state to use preserve land for a road project.
The Conservation Alliance, which now has lawyer Robert N. Hartsell in its corner, has been fighting an uphill battle against the city of Port St. Lucie for years. Port St. Lucie officials always targeted just one route, ending on U.S. 1 near City Center, the failed downtown the city built. The bridge would be the last link in the seven-mile, high speed Crosstown Parkway between Interstate 95 and U.S. 1, ending near the downtown. Next, many believe a bridge across the Indian River Lagoon to Hutchinson Island is on the city agenda.
Other routes across the St. Lucie River, chiefly one to the north of the city's favorite, would be kinder to the environment. But city officials want what they want, and in 2007, they launched a campaign to get it.
Florida's Department of Environmental Protection opposed the city's favored route until then. But Port St. Lucie resident Ken Pruitt, then president of the Florida Senate, sought help from then-DEP Secretary Michael Sole. Mr. Sole suggested new ways around the state and federal bureaucracies to let Port St. Lucie have its way.
Since then, consultants have managed the project, making it difficult for residents to learn what was happening or comment on it.
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Ms. Anker said the proposed bridge would cause "loss of critical wetlands, mangroves and submerged vegetation essential to the St. Lucie River, its estuary and the Indian River Lagoon."
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"I appreciate the confidence the County Board has shown by appointing me to that position. I now intend to run for election as a Democrat int eh March 18, 2014, Primary Election to that office," said Fox. "The Clerk and Recorder's office is responsible for vital records, important and complicated election procedures, land transfers, accounts payable and tax extensions. The clerk also serves as administrative assistant to the County Board. These duties require the vast experience and knowledge I have acquired as a Deputy County Clerk and Recorder."
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Saint Zoltan signs for the Daily Echo
6:00am Saturday 8th March 2014 in Sport By Peter Howard, Sports Reporter
The Daily Echo has signed Zoltan Liptak.
Yes, that's right ... one of the more obscure former Saints players put pen to paper, especially for us, to help autograph hunters Michael and Steve Morrison complete their quest to collect all the post-war signatures of players from the club. Liptak made seven appearances, all as a substitute, when he played at St Mary's in 2008/09. The Hungarian centre back moved from Ujpest on loan to shore up a leaky Saints defence.
He has since returned to his home country to play for Gyori ETO, near the Slovakian border.
But now Liptak has returned – if only in ink form – to the south coast. His signature's arrival straight from Hungary to the Daily Echo HQ, has helped Steve and Michael whittle their collection down – to just one left outstanding. And the remaining one is called Whittle!
"He's (Liptak) proved quite elusive to get hold of, but the support from the Echo has been very humbling and I can't thank you enough for their support in getting his autograph for us," said Steve Morrison.
"The power of the press is incredible and it's helping us make that one last big push across the finish line.
"What we have is probably the biggest collection dedicated to one club in the world.
"We are getting it fully valued, but the ball park figure is probably around £30,000. "We would ideally like the club to put it in cabinets on display when it's completed."
Steve and Michael's last great quest in their post-war challenge is to find Jim Whittle. The Scot made two appearances for Saints in 1953/54 but returned to his homeland, where he played for Ayr United. He also played for Hamilton, Hearts and Cambuslang Rangers. He passed away in Cambuslang, South Lanarkshire, in 2001. The pair started collecting nine years ago and to locate Whittle (and maybe and example of his signature) will be the culmination of an epic adventure, which has seen them communicate with an oil rig off the coast of Brazil and out-bid a very rich American businessman.
The father and son team have hoarded more than 2,800 signatures and have already started to negotiate the pre-war era, already collecting 100.
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THIS was the scene on Wembdon Road in Bridgwater after a car went through a wall.
A red Peugeot crashed into the wall at 7.55pm last Tuesday, knocking down a post box and the sign to Turners Optometrists.
Bill Issitt, practice manager at Turners, said: "I was at a meeting when it happened. When I got back, the wall was destroyed and the post box was knocked over."
A spokesperson for the police said: "The driver, a man in his 20s, was injured in the accident. An ambulance was called and the man was taken away complaining of chest pains."
Mr Issitt added: "There's an electrical substation just behind the wall. If he had been going any faster and hit that, it would have been very different story."
"Now people are wondering if they can still post their letters, even though the post box is on the ground."
This was not the first crash in the same spot.
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"The first one was a few years ago. A lorry carrying paper turned over and hit that wall.
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— Heronfield Academy, an independent middle school in Hampton Falls, celebrated its fifth Graduation on June 14. Local students in the 2012 graduating class include: Christopher Thomas Chan, Phillips Exeter Academy, from Exeter; Katya Teresa Horne, Berwick Academy, from Brentwood; and Allison Melendy, Exeter High School, from Exeter.
Coastal Carolina University has announced Shayne P. Reddington of Exeter has been named to the Dean's List for the Spring 2012 semester.
Emily Gorski of Sandown has earned Dean's List status for the 2012 spring semester at Lasell College. A member of the Class of 2014, Gorski is majoring in Communication.
University of Connecticut recently announced the students who attained the Dean's List for the spring 2012 semester. Local students honored include:
Emily M. Bergan, Exeter; Daniel Dustin, Hampstead; Jessica Marx, South Hampton.
Matthew Ross McLaughlin of Brentwood graduated in May with a Master's in Business Administration in Health Management from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. He is the son of Eleanor McLaughlin and the late John F. McLaughlin.
Boston University awarded academic degrees to 6,098 students in May 2012. Among the graduates was Brianna R. Healy of Sandown who received a Bachelor of Science in Journalism, Magna Cum Laude, and Domenic K. Armano of Newton, who received a Master of Business Administration in Business Administration and Management.
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In Coalville there is a bumper crop of candidates for mayor. Six citizens filed to run for the post being vacated by Duane Schmidt. The primary will reduce the field to two candidates. The good news is that every vote will carry a lot of weight. The bad news is that the handful of residents may essentially decide the race for the whole electorate.
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3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
This Local Series was a hazy amber color with a relatively small tan head and a wee bit of lacing.
Lots of citrus aroma. Some sweet malt.
Very citrus taste: grapefruit, lemon, and a little tangerine. Some bread.
More on the subtle side. Not too aggressive, more mellow. I liked the citrus hop presence.
06-04-2012 23:22:40 | More by lordofthewiens
5/5 rDev +33%
12-02-2011 21:27:46 | More by dylnthmsn
New Hampshire
3.9/5 rDev +3.7%
From the 22 fl. oz. bottle. Sampled on May 28, 2012. I think that this is an interesting concept. They brew with the same recipe but use ingredients from the state listed on the label. Basically the beer tastes about the same. The pour is medium amber with a long-lasting off-white head and good carbonation. The aroma has some interesting ingredients including sweet malts, yeast, and a warm weather hop sensation. The body falls into the medium range but it is also creamy. I have had other beers from this series and there is a consistent sweet malty character in the taste along with butterscotch and low bitterness. This beer is something that could easily be enjoyed on a warm day with a barbecue.
05-28-2012 21:08:59 | More by puboflyons
4.33/5 rDev +15.2%
22 oz bomber.
A) Pours with a finger thick head that settles quickly to a thin lacing at the edge of the glass. Some haze. Copper in color. Semi-sticky lacing on the drink down.
S) Orange. Peach. Pineapple. Very sweet citrus aromas. Subtle earthy caramel.
T) Amazing balanced taste. Hops. Malt. Piney hops. Sweet toasted malts. Lingering hops in the finish.
M) Crisp and refreshing. Medium light body.
O) A delicious brew. I would definitely drink another. It's great concept - local ingredients.
01-12-2012 01:23:56 | More by u2carew
New York
3.8/5 rDev +1.1%
On-tap at Rattle n' Hum, New York, NY
A: The beer is slightly hazy yellowish copper in color. It poured with a half-finger high off white head that died down but left a patch of bubbles in the center of the glass and a ring of bubbles around the edge.
S: There are moderately strong vinous aromas of grapefruit hops in the nose.
T: Similar to the smell, the taste has flavors of grapefruit hops along with hints of pine resin and a very slight amount of bitterness.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and a bit chewy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is very flavorful compared to other beers in the style but is relatively easy to drink.
03-04-2012 15:19:11 | More by metter98
New York
3.53/5 rDev -6.1%
Poured a hazy amber hue with a one finger frothy white head. There was good retention and very good sticky lacing.
The smell featured sweet malts and an earthy grassy hop.
The taste consisted of an unusually sweet malt for the style with tones of honey and candy sugar. Herbal and grassy hop notes do little to clean up the flavor.
The mouthfeel was toward the fuller side of the style.
Overall an overly sweet pale ale.
01-21-2014 23:36:44 | More by plaid75
4/5 rDev +6.4%
02-26-2012 19:38:07 | More by Massbmx
New Jersey
3.35/5 rDev -10.9%
Appearance: Pours a clear reddish amber into my Golden Monkey tulip. A fluffy white head dissipates pretty quickly, leaving behind nice lacing.
Smell: Interestingly given the dry hopping, the nose is dominated by malt – mostly buttery biscuits, but also some more generalized grains.
Taste: The taste is not inconsistent with the nose, but it's definitely not what I expected given the characterization on the label as an "assertively hopped ale". The malt continues to control, although mildly spicy hops now slip in through the back door and helps with the finish. It not unbalanced, but I definitely expected a bigger hop profile.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied, although it feels slightly heavy at times given the prominence of the malt.
Drinkability: Fairly drinkable, and you could session this, although there are definitely others that I might choose before this one.
12-11-2011 02:02:00 | More by rdickey
3.23/5 rDev -14.1%
My companion while brewing a maibock lager.
Bright Halloween orange. Quick to fade head ends up with fair retention and lace. A twist top bomber - don't see too many of those.
Lots of crystal malts make this beer smell like apple juice. Wee hop spice.
Big herbal hop balances out the crystal malts nicely. I guess that balance is the point (or at least the main point) of a pale so Peak succeeds in that aspect. Scotch-like toffee flavor.
I was on a Peak kick after their Oak Aged Mocha (that tastes like maple sugar candy!) but I think I'm done with that now. It's not bad, I'm just not a fan of toffee heavy pale ales.
02-07-2012 00:40:36 | More by donkeyrunner
3.28/5 rDev -12.8%
A: pours a clear reddish copper color with a thin tan/white head, leaves behind a sticky lace, the top of the brew looks thick and sweet
S: malty sweetness and a nice hoppy note from the dryhopping, citrus and a slight piney note. I should have enjoyed this one sooner as the Malts are showing their age.
T: a nice hoppy pale ale, the hops showcase nicely, but the Malts are clearly aged a bit, slightly chewy
M: medium to thick, high carbonation
O: a good pale ale that I should have opened when it was fresher.
03-29-2012 02:48:17 | More by abgba121
North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
Served on tap at Rattle N Hum in New York, NY
A: Pours a clear copper color with a relatively thin off-white head. The head on this beer reduces to a thin layer of bubbles with a thicker ring around the edges of the glass pretty quickly. Significant lacing is observed.
S: Aromas of sweet malts, citrus, lots of pine hops, and something slightly vinous.
T: The big hop flavor balances nicely with the malts. There are slight hints of toffee, citrus zest, and caramel.
M: Medium bodied with light to moderate amounts of carbonation.
O: Easy to drink and enjoyable. Very nicely balanced in both the taste and the smell. Definitely one to have again if I come across it.
03-04-2012 15:19:18 | More by dbrauneis
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -20.2%
11-06-2012 19:47:59 | More by cfalovo97
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
Large near white head. Leaves chunky lace. Near clear liquid. Amber color.
Strong sweet caramel aroma, with a touch of toffee. Very low hop.
Relatively sweet pale ale. There's a good hop kick in the swallow, providing a moderately lasting aftertaste. Full bodied with a modest level of bubbles. Overall, the flavor leans toward an Amber Ale because of some of the lightly toasted malts.
12-18-2011 19:15:36 | More by smcolw
4.03/5 rDev +7.2%
Local Series MA pours a clear amber color with a big, fluffy white head on top. The foam dissolves quickly to a thick ring around the surface leaving behind a netted pattern of lace on the glass.
The aroma is sweet with notes of toasted malt, caramel and lemon meringue.
Each sip of this medium bodied beer is slightly chewy, dry with soft, moderate carbonation. The flavor is sweet with some lemon citrus mixed in. It begins with caramel and pale malt and a touch of tropical fruit, like mango. Towards the end lemon citrus and some grassy notes take over. It finishes mildly bitter with a lingering taste of caramel and lemon.
This is a tasty beer that's more malty than hoppy.
12-18-2011 22:11:11 | More by WanderingFool
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
22oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Reviewed from old notes.
A: Golden-orange in color with hues of brown. Hazy. Rocky white head retains well and leaves thick webs of lacing all over the glass.
S: Hops are floral and very earthy. Wet leaves, tea, and a mild fruitiness. A touch herbal and spicy. Big whiff of caramel and butterscotch. Faint grains and a ghost-like woodiness.
T: Hops are earthy and spicy and reminiscent of teas leaves and herbs. Malt tastes are sweet and honeyed with tastes of grain and a wave of caramel. Butterscotch and a mild buttery taste suggest diacetyl. Finishes with a earthy hop tastes and caramel.
M: Medium bodied, nice malt texture. Smooth and slightly silky. Moderate carbonation. Nice, full body.
O: This is the best of the local series I've had to date. The hops in particular are nice. That ringwood yeast still gets to me though. The buttery/butterscotch tastes really turn me off.
11-07-2012 05:16:19 | More by ryan1788a5
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
07-08-2012 04:24:36 | More by DonFrap
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
02-01-2012 23:32:59 | More by splendidsplinter
4.5/5 rDev +19.7%
08-21-2012 15:23:59 | More by BostonKyle
4/5 rDev +6.4%
02-24-2012 20:18:43 | More by tjeppaint
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
Thank you to GoGriz for this bottle.
Pours a clear golden orangey glow. Light reds or garnet find there way into the glass. A tangerine zested 1/2 inch fluffy head sits gently on top of this beer in a tulip glass. Tiny bubbles dance from the bottom of the glass in steady steams.
Smells of sweet malts, a little petrol, tangerine brulle hops. Freshly cut pine tree.
Some lemon peal, tangerine, some pine needle, all rounded out with a semi sweet caramel.
The mouthfeel is good, small bubble carbonation with no viscosity holding it down. The finish lingers a little and then drifts away cleanly.
Overal a good American Pale Ale. I like the ingredients were organically grown in MA, I'd like to try the other states from the "local series" to see how they differ in terroir.
01-25-2012 02:48:00 | More by MexicanSkittel
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
11-14-2013 18:45:54 | More by jwps214
3.88/5 rDev +3.2%
Yes, I deliberately timed my sampling of this MA beer for the 2012 Patriots AFC Championship game. Yeah!
Poured a 1.5" beige head with decent retention. The body is a slightly hazy burnt orange color. It smells more of malt than hops. The taste mirrors the smell with toasted malt and mild but zesty hops. There's a citrus zest aftertaste to the hops and they have a low grade but constant zinging burn in the throat. Quite a nice beer.
01-23-2012 00:58:10 | More by MoreThanWine
New Hampshire
4.1/5 rDev +9%
Finally found the MA version of this series. Interesting to see the differences between them ("terroir"). The hop profile is very interesting on this one. Not as hoppy as the NY, but distinct spice characteristics. The malts are more prominent. They have less of a grainy quality to them here though. More classic pale ale attributes. Great mouthfeel. I wish there was a little more hops on the nose here, but otherwise, a darn tasty brew.
11-19-2011 12:29:26 | More by berliner07
3.53/5 rDev -6.1%
nice amber hued copper with a two fingered off-white head that recedes quickly while leaving behind tremendous lacing.
biscuity and crackery malts and herbal hops reminiscent of an English-styled pale ale.
herbal hops give off an almost harsh bitterness before the cracker and biscuity malts come in, followed by a honey-like sweetness that sticks on the palate long after the swallow with a bit of the herbal hops reminding me of honey-sweetened black tea, served with crackers of course. hmmm... i feel like i'm in the pre-revolutionary days.
a bit harsh on the palate at first with an abundance of carbonation that quickly settles to a smoother, slightly oily finish.
I actually enjoy it. This is another one of those "concept better than actualization" beers, but I enjoy the beer as it is.
The concept, however, is pretty interesting. However, it would be better to have the collection to taste side by side to notice any differences between the hops and malt grown in different Northeastern states and if there is a discernible difference in the "terroir." Keeping the recipe the same, it would be neat if they took it one or two steps further and used water from the particular state, and then cultivated yeast from each individual state. But that may be a bit harder and too expensive for a concept that is interesting, but not overly so.
11-15-2011 04:59:58 | More by silentjay
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Blake Gordon-Cooke was one of those babies.
Blake was just 19-months-old when he passed away in September last year and would have celebrated his second birthday this week.
His mum and dad Diane and Paull, from Wedderburn, are working to help ensure other families do not have to experience the grief associated with losing a child to heart disease.
They will be selling HeartKids merchandise and promoting the recently launched track Let Your Angel Fly at a stall at Bendigo's Marketplace shopping centre on February 14 for Sweetheart Day.
Celebrated on Valentine's Day, the new initiative is designed to raise awareness of childhood heart disease and raise money to continue HeartKids' work in providing support, advocacy, growing awareness and further enabling research.
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Ms Stanley said HeartKids was set to benefit from sales of Let Your Angel Fly which is available for download on iTunes.
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When former President George W. Bush departed for his final trip home, that very moment represented an end of a long and unbearable nightmare, one that Bush epitomized until his last day in office.
Americans may decry what we can finally dub as the 'Bush legacy', for it brought economic ruin, but also pushed the country into avoidable, if not completely preventable wars, disgracing the collective history of a nation that for long imposed its sense of moral authority on the world.
But the new president is set to change all of that. True, Barack Obama is duly warning of hyped expectations, but, frankly, he can only blame himself for the eagerness and hope, realistic or otherwise, that has engulfed the nation, even the world over. During his presidential campaign he made many promises, the gist of which is that an Obama administration would be everything that the Bush administration was not. That was enough for 'Obamaniacs' to sing and dance the world over.
One cannot expect that Obama has a magic solution for everyone's problems, everywhere. In fact one must be realistic and simply ask Obama to remedy the problems and conflicts that were introduced or provoked, financed and sustained by his own country.
Regarding the
Once again, Obama is clearly attempting to delineate an early policy that differs from Bush's. The latter was affiliated with the infamous Guantanamo Bay, the 'gulag of our times' – according to Amnesty International – thus Obama ordered it closed, a year from now that is. Bush was blamed for his late arrival to the
But the question is how different will Obama truly be when his administration is done carrying out a few symbolic gestures to appease the ever-eager public?
Naturally a new administration, promising a new era, requires a new language. Although inundated with lofty terminology, the outlines of Obama's new administration seem, in some instances, a mirror image of Bush.
These are remarks made by Obama (not Bush), on January 22, and seen as the first major statement by his administration regarding the Palestinian-Israeli conflict: "Let me be clear:
Funny how Obama started his statement with "let me be clear." He cannot possibly be any clearer as he spent endless hours for many months assuring
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Aside from Obama's unparalleled clarity, thus far, on his utter and "unconditional" commitment to
Commenting on such sloganeering, Howard Zinn, one of
Americans will have four years to determine how Obama and his administration define these tired slogans, ones that also include democracy and "terrorism" (is the latter an exclusively Arab tendency, never an Israeli, no matter how many the latter kills?)
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"Obama won't bring my husband back to life," Leila Khalil, a Gazan woman, whose husband was killed during
Obama's also made himself "clear" regarding the fate of Leila's husband, and thousands like him: "For years, Hamas has launched thousands of rockets at innocent Israeli citizens. No democracy can tolerate such danger to its people, nor should the international community, and neither should the Palestinian people themselves, whose interests are only set back by acts of terror."
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With the first two-plus weeks of free agency officially in the rearview mirror, we can compare and contrast the dozens of UFA deals to get a true feel for which teams should be patting themselves on the back (or suffering from buyer's remorse) and which agents might be getting a shiny new Rolex come holiday time (or settling for the gift that keeps on giving the whole year).
The Rich Don't Need to Get Richer
How can signing UFA forwards Adam Cracknell and David Van Der Gulik (combined 29 points in 113 career NHL games) count as having a positive impact on a team? Easy - when that team is the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings. Another reminder that although making a big splash in free agency is impressive, it's almost always better to enjoy the luxury of not having to fix what isn't broken.
Potential Stanley Cup Playoff sleepers (Fantasy Hockey)
The playoffs have this weird, indescribable way of taking lesser-known support players and temporarily turning them into guys worthy of Conn Smythe consideration. It's like in Mario Kart when you drive over a mushroom and suddenly have this burst of speed that propels you past everyone while you laugh maniacally.
It's a phenomenon we witness almost every year. A guy that almost no one has ever heard of (sorry Bryan Bickell) comes along and produces career-best numbers.
I don't know if there is a way to accurately pinpoint these guys beforehand. Who saw Fernando Pisani coming in 2006 for Edmonton? Or J.S. Giguère emerging in Anaheim? (Okay, in hindsight we knew his pads were a wee bit TOO BIG).
But we can try to determine guys that are in a position to succeed and will provide value on draft day. Here are seven players I'll be bumping up my draft board this post-season:
Cam Atkinson – Columbus Blue Jackets
Potential Stanley Cup Playoff busts you should avoid at all costs (Fantasy Hockey)
It's not fun to pick out fantasy hockey busts.
You'll sit down on draft day, cue up your excel spreadsheet, select these guys gleefully, start to daydream about the future and your forthcoming playoff glory, only to have your heart broken by box scores filled with zeroes (the worst kind of box scores).
Fantasy busts are a lot like the first 30 minutes of Wedding Crashers. They promise you this rip-roaring good time of endless musical montages, early morning parties, and Old School -esque entertainment, destined to deliver an experience for the cinematic ages… only to wilt over next hour and a half into a sad, tired, completely expected run of romantic comedy clichés.
You'll notice that most of the guys on this list are of the "well-known" variety. I tried to avoid including lesser, supporting players, since they aren't really a "bust" in the traditional sense if very little was expected to begin with.
Here are the six players I'll be sliding down my draft board this post-season…
Pavel Datsyuk – Detroit Red Wings
NHL Fantasy Hockey: Patrice Bergeron MVP, Martin St. Louis Least Valuable Player
What happened to the Toronto Maple Leafs? They looked like a lock to make the postseason and were firing on all cylinders just a couple of short weeks ago. They passed a difficult road trip to the West Coast with flying colors, but have struggled mightily to generate a win since.
The worst part of it all is that the Leafs have lost three one-goal games during this stretch and a few others by a pair of goals after an empty netter. If they could have forced even a couple of those contests into the extra frame, they could have cashed in on few loser points in the dreaded three-point game. That would have improved their playoff percentages drastically.
Perhaps the Leafs are more of a streaky team than anything else. They look unbeatable at times but than there are stretches where they look like they should be headed for a lottery pick. Their inconsistency isn't from game to game though, but instead they can dominate or get stuck in a funk for weeks at a time. They could be a dangerous team to play in the playoffs if the Leafs got on a hot streak to begin postseason play, it's just too bad for Toronto fans they will likely need a miraculous set of circumstances to get in at this point.
Fantasy Hockey: Why Gustav Nyquist is a stud, Mike Ribeiro is a dudDobber Hockey at Puck Daddy4 mths ago
Dobber checks in every Thursday to force-feed you the latest fantasy hockey trends. The founder of and a columnist for The Hockey News website, he long ago immersed himself into this rollercoaster world and is unable to escape.
So how much did the Sochi break impact fantasy hockey? Let's take a very quick, high-level snapshot of the situation.
Here were the Top 32 scorers prior to the Olympic break, courtesy of Frozen Pool:
Of the 32 players, five of them did not play in the Olympics. Here are the Top 32 scorers since the Olympics:
That's 14 players in the Top 32 who did not play. Not the most scientific analysis I grant you, but it does tell quite the tale. Of the Top 32 scorers before the break, 27 of them played in the Olympics. Of the Top 32 since the break, 18 played in the Olympics.
These fellas are wielding a hot stick. Take that into consideration when you go after them in trade talks...
NHL Fantasy Hockey: Mike Cammalleri MVP, James Reimer Least Valuable Player for Week 22Dobber Hockey at Puck Daddy5 mths ago
The MVP (Most Valuable Player)
Mike Cammalleri – C/LW
You think Cammalleri knows it's a contract year? He is looking to finish the 2013-14 season with a bang. He is currently riding a seven-game scoring streak and has 16 points in his last 11 games. Not bad for a guy who spent 90% of the season on your waiver wire.
That the Flames faced the lowly Sabres, Predators and Oilers this week takes a bit of bite out of Cammalleri's seven-point week but he led the way with only three games. Everyone else who did extremely well had four, which gives him a degree-of-difficulty bonus. Also, any time you can help your rival embarrass themselves is a good week.
The Runners-Up
Gustav Nyquist – C/RW
Ladies and gentlemen, the heir apparent to the "Zetterberg/Datysuk where the hell did they get this guy?" throne, Gustav Nyquist!
Once Zetterberg went down for the year you thought the Red Wings were in trouble. Then Datsyuk went down for good measure. Curse the Olympics did Wings fans. But then Nyquist emerged to become a star in his own right.
Fantasy Hockey: Why Claude Giroux is a stud, Johan Franzen is a dudDobber Hockey at Puck Daddy5 mths ago
Dobber checks in every Thursday to force-feed you the latest fantasy hockey trends. The founder of and a columnist for The Hockey News website, he long ago immersed himself into this rollercoaster world and is unable to escape.
As hits and blocked shots grow as fantasy categories, you see them mentioned more and more on fantasy hockey websites. Regardless of the 'black and white' vs. 'judgment call' debate of those two statistics, it's the best way to recognize and give value to the non-offensive players. It increases the pool of players with fantasy value and shrinks the gap between the players of highest value versus the stiffs. The top players in terms of blocked shots right now are Andrew MacDonald (213), Chris Butler (180), Josh Gorges (173) and Carl Gunnarsson/Ladislav Smid (159). As you would expect, the Top 98 are defensemen. Boyd Gordon, a center for the Edmonton Oilers, slots in at No.99.
But these numbers are easy to find. Let's take a look at the "what have you done for me lately" situation. Since the Olympic break, courtesy of Frozen Pool:
NHL Fantasy Hockey: Mike Cammalleri MVP, Alex Ovechkin Least Valuable Player for Week 21Dobber Hockey at Puck Daddy5 mths ago
Deadline day is a dot in our rear-view mirror at this point and each new acquisition by now has had the opportunity to play a few games with their respective new squads. Every year there are always some trades that leave you scratching your head, and this year was no different. Perhaps the biggest shocker was Roberto Luongo getting dealt to the Florida Panthers. Mike Gillis must have been trying to ship him out of town for so long that he may have overlooked the fact that he already traded away Cory Schneider as well last summer. If you had Eddie Lack winning the Luongo/Schneider battle for the Vancouver No. 1 job, your powers of prognostication are on another level.
Let's look at this week's MVPs and LVPs.
The MVP
Mike Cammalleri – C –31% Owned
Fantasy Hockey: Why Tyler Seguin is a stud, Mike Green is a dudDobber Hockey at Puck Daddy5 mths ago
Dobber checks in every Thursday to force-feed you the latest fantasy hockey trends. The founder of and a columnist for The Hockey News website, he long ago immersed himself into this rollercoaster world and is unable to escape.
So the Calgary Flames are supposed to be losing and the Vancouver Canucks are supposed to be winning. Yet the Flames are 10-6-0 in the last 16 and the Canucks are 4-11-1. If only the Canucks had Mark Giordano.
Giordano has been absolutely on fire with 17 points in his last 19 contests (plus-5). And as a bonus for fantasy owners, he has 27 penalty minutes in that span. It's enough to place him second among all skaters since January 12, when you total up the six main rotisserie categories. Courtesy of Frozen Pool:
These fellas are wielding a hot stick. Take that into consideration when you go after them in trade talks...
Fantasy Hockey: Untraded players whose fantasy value increasedDobber Hockey at Puck Daddy5 mths ago
Dobber checks in every Thursday to force-feed you the latest fantasy hockey trends. The founder of DobberHockey.com and a columnist for The Hockey News website, he long ago immersed himself into this rollercoaster world and is unable to escape.
The Internet is loaded with embarrassing Rob Ford videos opinion and columns on the NHL players who were moved at the deadline and the subsequent fantasy value shift of those players. My own website, as well as my upcoming columns for The Hockey News, offer no shortage of opinion on the Thomas Vaneks, Matt Moulsons and Marian Gaboriks of the fantasy hockey world.
But what about the domino effect? You know -- those players who play for the same team now as they did a month ago, yet their value in fantasy leagues gets a bump. Not enough opinion on that, and I'm here to fill the void. You're welcome.
Frederik Andersen, Anaheim Ducks


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Workers at the Molston Coors brewery in Burton-on-Trent are due to vote on a new pay offer next week.
The announcement has been made by the Unite Union, who have been holding talks with management at the site.
The Burton plant produces Carling, Grolsch, Coors Lite and Cobra lagers, as well as beers including Worthington, White Shield and Stones.
Earlier this week, 97% of union members voted to go on strike, claiming that 455 workers face having their pay and conditions cut.
Unite regional officer Rick Coyle said: "Both sides have worked very hard, under the auspices of the conciliation service, Acas to come up with this package of proposals."


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The NCBP Nominating Committee is accepting nominations for 5 at-large seats on the NCBP Executive Council for three-year terms from August 2014 to August 2017. Seats are open to current and past elected officers from general purpose and special focus bar associations at the state, local (any size), and national level. The committee is also accepting nominations for the Office of Secretary. For criteria and to learn more about the nomination process for the Council and Office of Secretary, view the letter from Nominating Committee Chair Karol Corbin Walker here.
The NCBP Diversity Committee is once again offering scholarship awards for attendance at the Annual Meeting to bar presidents of associations for lawyers of color, women attorneys, LGBT attorneys, lawyers with physical challenges, as well as smaller county bar associations. For more information about eligibility and how to apply to receive a scholarship, please follow this link.
You are invited to join your colleagues from across the country for the NCBP 2014 Annual Meeting. This year's meeting will be held from August 7-9, with business meetings and select events will taking place at the Marriott Copley Place. Boston is one of the United State's oldest and historic cities, making it a fitting location for NCBP members and bar leaders to gather to share ideas, learn from each other, network, and attend the informative programming the NCBP Program Committee has planned.
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Is it possible for an incoming bar president to learn all there is to know about communications in a brisk hour and 10 minutes? Of course not - but as it turns out, some quick instruction delivered by expert bar communicators can give them a great head start. Read on to find out more...
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1st floor on deep water canal - can see OCEAN! in Key Largo
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1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom apartment is on the first floor of a 2 story house on a clean and clear swimmable canal.
Enjoy an Ocean View while sunbathing in the back yard by the canal. House is the 4th from the ocean. Fish right from the dock and catch some mangrove snapper and cook it up on the grill for Dinner.
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Hanoi Opera House was built in 1901, completed in 1911. Design by two architects V. Harlay and Broyer...
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In the end of 2010 night, crowds of people flocked to the Hanoi Opera House square to join the Happy ...
This is the historical central area of Hanoi, capital of Hanoi.
Hanoi estimated population 3,398,889 (2007), is the capital and second-largest city of Vietnam. From 1010 until 1802, with a few brief interruptions, it was the political centre of an independent Vietnam. It was eclipsed by Huế during the Nguyen Dynasty as the capital of Vietnam, but Hanoi served as the capital of French Indochina from 1887 to 1954. From 1954 to 1976, it was the capital of North Vietnam.


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Women ages 18-45 years OR women older than 60 years
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effect of aging and weight loss on iron status and immune response in women. Participants are patients of the Weight and Wellness Center at Tufts Medical Center. They will be asked for two blood sample collections, one before weight loss and one after, and to provide 3-day food records before each blood draw and once per month during their participation in the study.
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12 to 16 weeks
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This study is being done in collaboration with the Weight and Wellness Center at Tufts Medical Center. All study visits will happen there.
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Hospital 'ACE' Teams Curb Adverse Events, LOS, Costs
Hospitals that use special Acute Care of the Elderly teams to target complex needs of their frail, elderly patients can see a drop in adverse events and shorter lengths of stay, even if the patients aren't housed in a dedicated unit but are scattered throughout the hospital.
And if the targeted care takes place in a distinct hospital unit, average costs for treating those patients, as well as 30-day readmissions, can drop too.
Those are separate conclusions from two reports on ACE units published in the JAMA Internal Medicine.
Researchers in the first study used a mobile version of the ACE team, or MACE, at 1,200-bed Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. The mobile unit was led by a hospitalist who specialized in geriatric medicine, along with a clinical nurse specialist who made daily rounds on patients who were not in a special physical unit of the hospital but scattered throughout the facility, says William W. Hung, MD, the study's corresponding author.
See Also: If ACE Units Are So Great, Why Aren't They Everywhere?
Hung says the experienced team was able to better understand the risk factors for developing adverse events, and took special attention to assure patients were moving as soon as possible.
Because of that, he says, they avoided complications. They also focused on making sure that these patients, all of whom were over the age of 75, avoided polypharmacy with medications that counteract or adversely react with each other.
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BOY oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy!!!! I just went to a gentlemans house an hour ago to get his copy of an owners manual for his 52 cub. He said i could photo copy it. He had his cub in the shop with the bottom half of the motor apart. He had all the items with it. hillers, cultivators, mower, snow blade as well as the grader blade and the ground plow. this man said he will never use it again. and said if I wanted it I could have it for$100 . I said SOLD Decals are still on it, all paint is very nice. I don't even have to paint it. Original reciet of sale is there also. $800.22. I will pick it up tomorrow. He said the bearings had turned so he wanted to replace them. My best deal I have ever got!!!!
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