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Queens resident David Ezra Stein is an author-illustrator whose previous books include "LEAVES", winner of an Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award. His most recent children's picture book, "I'm My Own Dog", was just released this month. If you've ever had a dog in your life, you will definitely relate to ...
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Am I Blue? A Blues Revue with Stacia Hobdy
Location: Mitchell-Linden
Registration: Not required
Vocalist Stacia Hobdy sings the blues in the styles of Etta James, B.B. King, Joe Williams and Billie Holiday.
No Cost Digital Mammograms
Location: Mitchell-Linden
Registration: Not required
No-cost digital mammograms are available for women aged 40 and older with health insurance, or aged 50 and older without health insurance, who are current New York City residents and have had no mammogram in the past 12 months; no co-pays are required and deductibles will be waived. To schedule an appointment, call 877-628-9090.
A Day of Health Awareness (in English and Chinese)
Location: Mitchell-Linden
Registration: Not required
Join us for all or any portion of the day and find out how to improve your life by improving your health. 11:15AM - Zumba dance exercise; 12:15PM - Navigating the healthcare world (in Mandarin Chinese); 12:45PM - Cancer prevention (in Mandarin Chinese); 2:15PM - Navigating the healthcare world (in English); 4:15 - HIV/AIDS 101 (for teens; in English). Confidential HIV testing will be available on site.
Free computer access is available at all the libraries.
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Friends of Library - Mitchell-Linden Chapter. Contact Community Library Manager at (718) 539-2330 or Office of Government and Community Affairs (GCA) at (718) 990-0817 if you are interested in joining.
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31-15 140 St
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phone: (718) 461-4055
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Latimer Gardens Senior Center
34-30 137th St.
Flushing NY , 11354
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27-05 Parsons Blvd.
Flushing NY , 11354
phone: (718) 539-7783
Korean American Senior Citizens Counseling Center, Inc.
35-26 Union St.
Flushing NY , 11354
phone: (718) 939-2586
Donnelly Home for Adults
147-02 34th Ave
Flushing NY , 11354
phone: (718) 461-1923
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139-10 34th Ave.
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Hon. Tony Avella
District Office 38-50 Bell Boulevard, Suite C
Bayside NY, 11361
phone: (718) 357-3094
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Albany Office Room 504, Legislative Office Building
Albany NY, 12247
phone: (518) 455-2210
fax: (518) 426-6736
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Hon. Grace Meng
District Office Address 32-26 Union Street, Suite 1B
Flushing NY, 11354
phone: (718) 445-7860
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Mitchell-Linden Community Library and its environs have an interesting history. On estates owned by Ernest Mitchell (called Breezy Hill) and his father (called Linden Hill), builders envisioned a cooperative project which would provide middle-income housing to veterans of World War II and Korea. Under Section 213 of the Federal Housing Act of 1950 and at a cost of $15 million the project was enacted, providing homes for about 1400 residents.
During that time, the Queens Borough Public Library served the reading community with a bookmobile. As a result of extensive lobbying by community civic leaders, the Mitchell-Linden branch officially opened its doors on May 16, 1962. Situated in a storefront on Union St. near the intersection of Bayside Ave. in Flushing, the branch initially housed 25,000 volumes on two levels.
Surrounded by Mitchell Gardens, Linden Towers, Embassy Arms, and Linden Hills, the library name was conjoined from the above list of apartment dwellings and became the 51st member of the Queens Borough Public Library family.
With the ongoing expansion of families into the area, the Mitchell-Linden branch required expansion as well. Over a five-month period in 1988, the branch was renovated with a new circulation desk, new shelving, and new lighting structures and fixtures.
Over the years, the branch has reflected ethnic changes in the community structure. With an influx of Asians and Hispanics emigrating to Flushing, families are moving into Co-Operative apartments or Tudor-style private homes on neighboring streets. Over time, our collection has also greatly changed – to serve our customers better, we're constantly purchasing new materials. These include Videos, DVDs, CDs, Chinese VCD's, books and periodicals.


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Mexico took control of their qualification destiny thanks to their last minute winner against Panama on Friday. Needing a win or draw to guarantee their place in the playoff against New Zealand, head coach Víctor Manuel Vucetich has made just one change from his side that defeated Panama. In comes Cristian Jiménez to start on the right wing, replacing Giovani Dos Santos.
Costa Rica meanwhile have secured a place in Brazil but could potentially deny Mexico a spot in the World Cup with a victory. Jorge Luis Pinto makes just once change to him lineup that lost against Honduras on Friday bringing in striker Joel Campbell in place of Álvaro Saborio.
Costa Rica (3-4-2-1): Keylor Navas; Johnny Acosta, Giancarlo González, Michael Umaña; Christian Gamboa, Celso Borges, José Miguel Cubero, Junior Díaz; Brayn Ruiz, Cristian Bolaños; Joel Campbell.
Mexico (4-1-3-2): Guillermo Ochoa; Miguel Layun, Rafael Marquez, Hugo Ayala, Jorge Torres; Jesús Zavala; Cristian Jiménez, Carlos Peña, Javier Aquino; Javier Hernández, Uribe Peralta.
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The AIDS project Rhode Island is looking for volunteers and restaurants to participate in their "Dining Out for Life" on April 25.
The Dining Out for Life event features over 30 restaurants that agree to donate a portion of proceed to the AIDS Project Rhode Island. The AIDS Project is looking for restaurants and volunteers interested in participating in the event.
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While most people will be waiting for the turkey to cook Thursday, others will get an early start to holiday shopping.
Black Friday, the busiest and craziest shopping day of the year, is almost here. In fact, some giant retailers are starting their Black Friday sales on Thanksgiving evening for the first time, laying out their best discounts in electronics toys and more, on a night traditionally spent with family.
Eddrin Barnes says all the 450 employees at Roosevelt and S. Clark St. will be required to work.
"We're opening at 9 p.m. for our guests," Barnes says. "We have to keep up with our competitors and we want to make sure we're delivering our amazing services for our guests and make sure we're available for them and giving them the same opportunity to shop that every other retailer is as well."
Other retailers are also feeling the pressure to get the holiday shopping season off to a strong start. Walmart, Toys-R-Us, and Sears/K-mart will open at 8 p.m. Thursday and shoppers are making their plans.
"Might as well get started early," says Marilyn Kalayal.
"I am going to skip the family events after and go wait in line," says Brittany Jones.
Not everyone is happy, however, that Black Friday will fall on the holiday.
More than 370,000 workers have signed a petition on change.org urging Target to save Thanksgiving. There are dozens of more similar petitions too.
There are three states that have made it illegal for retailers to operate on Thanksgiving Day: Massachusetts, Maine, and Rhode Island.
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First the newsy part – with very little surprise, former reality TV star and current girl who had a son with Jay Cutler, Kristin Cavallari, has "opened her home" to People Magazine, which is a very pleasant way of saying that she sold the first photos of her son, Camden Jack, to the popular celebrity magazine. And there he is above… wait a second, is that baby smiling? Yo, someone get Maury Povich on line 1, because I think we have a serious paternity test issue here. The fact that this kid didn't pop out of the womb with two middle fingers in the air already has me concerned enough. And now the fun part. Yesterday, my cool cousin with a sleeveless letterman jacket, Christmas Ape, posted one of the greater J-Cutty stories that we've heard in quite some time, and I don't care if it's an urban legend or not, because it just has to be true. In fact, if you go back and watch the highlights of him throwing four interceptions against the Green Bay Packers, and imagine him yelling, "...
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HOUSTON -- In a city known for tearing down history at the drop of a hat, the Astrodome appears to be the exception to the rule.
The Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation recommended Wednesday that the dome be renovated with public funds -- not demolished.
The historic landmark would be reinvented as a state-of-the-art conference and exposition center, capable of hosting a large number of sports, convention and community events.
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett praised the proposal.
"The concept is excellent," Emmett said. "It not only preserves an iconic structure, but it gives Houston and Harris County a truly unique and historic venue for conferences and events. Meeting planners around the world will want to use the space."
Nicknamed the Eighth Wonder of the World, the Astrodome has been planted in Houston for more than four decades. From the highs of Houston sports to the lows of human misery after Hurricane Katrina, the dome has been home to history.
Now, it's caked with dust, covered with mold and infested with rats. It hasn't been used in four years because of safety issues. The maintenance fees cost the county $2 million to $3 million a year. It would cost $120 to tear it down.
The price tag to renovate the dome is $194 million and it would take 30 months to complete, according to HCSCC officials.
"It has taken a long time to get to this point," Emmett said. "But I believe the concept for repurposing the Astrodome will give us a facility that will garner much attention and will make us the events capital of the world."
Under the proposal, glass panels would be installed in four sections of the Astrodome, allowing people outside the stadium to look into it. The floor of the dome would be raised to street level, making what's happening inside the stadium visible to people walking around green space surrounding its perimeter.
The seats currently inside the dome would be torn out, but temporary seating could be brought back into the facility for sporting events.
It would be a "gateway" to Reliant Stadium.
"We want everybody to go to the Super Bowl through the Astrodome," said HCSCC Executive Director Willie Lostin.
The plan to restore the dome goes to Harris County commissioners next week. Voters will probably, though not necessarily, have the final say. Although it's possible county officials will figure out a way to pay for the renovation without borrowing money, that's considered unlikely. So Harris County would probably have to float a bond issue, which would require approval from voters.


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Bradbury Mountain State Park is a wonderful place to spend a day or afternoon exploring trails, taking in the magnificent view from the summit, or enjoying a picnic under a canopy of trees. One of the original five state parks, Bradbury Mountain was acquired by the Federal government in 1939.
Situated on Route 9 about halfway between Portland and Lewiston-Auburn, the park attracts visitors who enjoy picnicking, hiking and camping on its 800+ acres of forested land. Bradbury Mountain is the only state park in southern Maine to offer shared-use trails for horseback riders, mountain bikers and snowmobilers. Snow shoe rentals are available.
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All trails are always open to foot traffic. Please follow rules as posted. Dogs are allowed in the park and on trails if on a leash, under restraint, and cleaned up after. Thank you!
As of June 30, 2014
Please note that the only authorized access to the trails is through the main gate at Bradbury Mountain State Park. The Park fee is not a "parking fee". It is a per person user fee. Parking along Route #9, in the church parking lot, and in other areas to avoid paying the entrance fee is legally considered a theft of services. The park closes at sunset daily.
NOTE: The Department of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry (Bradbury Mountain) is working to provide planning and direction for our entire trail system. This includes the current development of a trail from the park boundary, across Tryon Mountain, across the CMP corridor to Pineland. We are currently working on the Bradbury to CMP corridor section of trail. Thank you for your patience during this time, and please contact the park if you have any questions.
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New, romantic, luxury villa: antiques, fabulous view in Puerto Vallarta
- bedrooms 5
- baths 5½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Conchas Chinas
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NEW- Luxury five bedroom, 51/2 bath, 3 level, 8,000 square feet
hacienda style Mexican colonial home. The decor combines Mexican
antiques with regional folk art. All bedrooms are air conditioned
(remote control).The casa is situated in the heights of exclusive
Conchas Chinas with a spectacular view overlooking Bay of Banderas.
The focal point is a 35 foot infinity pool overlooking a dramatic
180 degree view of the bay, jungle, moumtains and city.. A large
entry courtyard complements the adjacent cantera columned loggia
with heavy wood beamed ceilings. The large living room and dining
room open to the view of bay over the pool as well as the large
courtyard and smaller patio-fountain. A brick-stone path from
loggia/courtyard leads to tropical garden below. The large master
bedroom suite is situated with a large Jacuzzi overlooking a
vista. All bedrooms and baths open to dramatic views of the ocean.
Unique Mexican colonial brick ceilings adorn the dining room,
kitchen, and stairway. Full staff---maid,cook, and gardener.
Conveniently located 5 minutes from beach, 7 minutes from downtown.
Casa Del Quetzal provides a romantic getaway to colonial tropical
Mexico for the discriminating client with a taste for luxury and
villa rental amenities
1)Satillite TV
3)Stereo-CD Tape player
4)Ceiling fans throughout
6)Fax available off site
7)Purified water thruoghout villa
10)Access to tennis and golf
12)Ooutdoor grill
13) Two car parking
activities and attractions in Puerto Vallarta Pacific Coast
Activities without end include beaches, sailing, scuba diving,
snorkeling, all water sports, mountain biking, golf, tennis,
parasailing, kayaking, hiking, yachting, horseback riding, whale
watching, mariachis, fiestas, bird watching, museums, city and home
tours, ecotours, tours to Guadalajara and San Sebastian, sunset
tours, tours to isolated beaches, tour tequila factory.
vacation rental rates
Prices: LOW: (May - October) $1075.00 / DAY
HIGH: (Nov. - April) $1450.00 / DAY
THANKSGIVING WEEK --- $2,350 a day
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The median home value in Ship Bottom, NJ is $484,700.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $241,400.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Ship Bottom, NJ is $484,700.
Approximately 21.96% of Ship Bottom homes are owned,
compared to 4.83% rented, while
73.22% are vacant.
Ship Bottom real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Ship Bottom real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Ship Bottom Real Estate.
New Home being built on corner property overlooking the Barnegat Bay with unobstructed panoramic views. Still time for house selections. Park and Boat launch across street
BEAUTIFUL OCEANBLOCK SINGLE FAMILY HOME WITH COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY3 bedrooms plus loft,2.5 baths is located just 10 homes from one of the best surfing and family fun beaches on LBI.Once you have viewed this property and all it has to offer here, you won't want to leave!Beautiful outside patio area perfect for entertaining all of your guests.The house boasts wood floors&carpet.2 family rooms,kitchen w/viking stove,Washer/dryer,air conditioning,Wood Stove,A true beach home to bike,shop or relax!
Damaged in storm Sandy - Downstairs is totally renovated & currently operating. Downstairs = $3285/Month......Upstairs = $1595 (apartment)
New construction on LBI with nearly 2,000 sqft of luxury living space featuring 4 bedrooms with 3 ceramic tiled baths. Totally open non-reversed living floor plan with hardwood flooring, gas fireplace, concept kitchen with granite counters & SS appliance package, zoned gas heat/central air and 2 car direct entry garage. Enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle on the multiple decks, open porch, balcony, roof top deck with water views and enclosed outdoor shower.
Exceptionally maintained 3 bedroom raised ranch located centrally in Ship Bottom. This move-in-condition home features an eat-in-kitchen with full appliance package, 2 full tiled baths, custom wood cabinetry, accent lighting, gas fireplace, vaulted beam ceiling, ceiling fans, gas, heat, central air, partially furnished and tastefully decorated with neutral colors, Andersen windows,newer roof and 1 year home warranty. Enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle on the spacious 2nd floor deck/covered patio
Location is everything... WOW, just 5 houses from the beach. Now is the time to purchase your "Jersey Shore" home before prices escalate. Either renovate this spacious home or tear down and build your dream home on this large lot. Home features vinyl siding, numerous decks and balconies with ocean views. Short distance to shopping, schools, and restaurants. Home being sold "AS IS" Buyer responsible for township inspections, etc.
Walk to the beach to watch the sunrise,and after a day at the beach sit on the porch and watch the sunset over the bay. This home is the best of both worlds.Expanded Cape with craftsman flair.Has the style of a classic beach house with all the modern updates and ammenities.House boasts 4 BRs,2 new BAs,new kit w/ss appl,granite.Family rm,LR and den.Beautiful hardwood floors throughout living area, ceramic tile in BAs, and carpet in BRs.Large backyard with a 2car garage.At current base flood elev
Ship Bottom-OCEAN BLOCK CONDO- A perfect weekend getaway, year round living, or income property. Move-in Ready MINT condition 2bed 1-1/2 bath end unit w/assigned parking. Beautifully Decorated. Living room, powder room, eat-in Kitchen on main level w/private fenced patio & outside shower. After a long day at the beach Head upstairs 1 of the 2 bedrooms offers a private entry to 2nd level deck. Life Is Good at the Shore. Can accommodate a quick closing and enjoy the remaining summer at The Shore.
Beautiful, immaculate Ocean block 2nd Flr/End unit Condo 9 houses to the Ocean w/views of the Barnegat Bay offers an open Great Room w/LR, DR and Kitchen combo; hardwood flooring throughout; 3 BRs; 2 Full Baths; 2 fiberglass decks, gas FP in LR area, vaulted ceilings, FULL appliance pkg (W/D, dishwasher, refrig, microwave, gas stove w/hood); window treatments, 4 sliding doors, screens. Ground level entry door @ back of Bldg. Centrally located so park your car and walk everywhere. MUST SEE!
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April 1998
ObjectiveTo benchmark and improve processes around undergraduate student career development and retention as part of strategic planning.
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- Retention Outcomes
Found that our Orientation and other specific retention intervention programs are the gold standard.
Use institutional research process to produce a Penn State Abington Fact Book.
Career Services Outcomes
Develop a How-To-Manual for students planning to participate in an internship program at Penn State Abington.
Develop a new pamphlet which explains all services available at the Abington Career Development Center.
Each year, beginning with 1998, survey all graduates to determine:
- if they are employed in their field of study, and
- range of salary
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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - Police are investigating what they believe to be several suspicious fires around the city of Toledo in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Investigators have reason to believe a fire was intentionally set at a home on Buckingham in central Toledo. Investigators say there was a fire that was started in the front and back of the home, which are common elements of arson.
The front of the home was engulfed in flames when crews arrived on the scene.
The homeowners are out of town, and police say they believe someone went in through the front door and started the two separate fires.
Another fire was started at a house on Lincoln. An arson investigator will be investigating that home.
A home on Mettler is considered a total loss due to what fire crews have confirmed is also a suspicious fire. Arson investigators will also be on the scene of that home at some point on Sunday.
Two more fires took place in the area early Sunday morning.
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Lately I think I am one of the few Jewish teenagers who really understands racism and prejudice. Like many other Jewish children, I attended Hebrew School where I learned the basics of Judaism and how to read Hebrew. At home my parents help nurture a proud Jewish identity in my brother, sister and me.
I spent eight summers at a Jewish overnight camp where I learned to live away from home with other people in a vibrant Jewish environment. During high school I became active in United Synagogue Youth (U.S.Y.), a Jewish youth group. The majority of my friends are Jewish. I had learned of anti-Semitism and prejudice, but since I was never directly affected, I could not understand how such things happen. After all, why would anyone want to offend or hurt someone else because of his/her race or religion? Today I realize that I am not the only one who does not know the answer to this question. In fact, neither do the prejudiced people.
This summer I had the chance to grow up. I was fortunate to travel to Poland and Israel on a U.S.Y. trip. I not only learned how to live on my own, but received an unexpected and disturbing lesson about the "real" world. We toured five Nazi concentration death camps during our stay in Poland.
At Treblinka, the last camp we visited, we met up with a group of young Polish children on a field trip. We arrived just as they were departing. I looked into their bus and saw many of them pointing their middle fingers at us. We heard them utter something with the word Jew in it. These were children, and this is how they are growing up. It did not seem to matter to them at all that they had just visited a site where hundreds of thousands of Jews had been killed. Where did they learn to hate Jews in a country with hardly any Jews at all? When they are older, they will probably pass their hatred for Jews down to their own children, as their parents have done for them.
One Saturday our group of sixty teenagers and nine staff toured downtown Kracow. A few of the more religious males in our group wore kippot (head coverings). It seemed that people on a typical Saturday night in Kracow either went to bars or sat in their apartment windows overlooking the streets. As we walked down the street, people spat on us and screamed, "Jews!" On one downtown street, a man took the leash off his dog which then chased us a few blocks. These people did not know us. All they saw was that we were Jewish. I still do not know why they think of us so poorly.
These experiences helped me realize just what prejudice is. People disqualify the talents and abilities of others based solely on differences like skin color, religion or culture. I can now better understand how hard it continues to be for women and Afro-Americans in our own culture. Sexism, racism, and prejudice cannot be eliminated simply by making them illegal. People have to recognize that ugly prejudices exist and need to be rooted out.
Until this past summer, I held the comforting, but naive belief that people are always fair. Sadly, I now realize that this is not always true. But what about others in the world? When will they grow up? n
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September 26, 2007
Valdosta - Herschend Family Entertainment is Wild Adventures new owner. Herschend operates 17 other properties in seven states including Dollywood and White Water.
They were attracted by the parks family appeal. "It is so family focused and they have great history of creating great entertainment for families at a great value," says Valerie McCarty, a spokesperson for Herschend.
The park was put on the auction block earlier this month after Adventure Parks Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last year. "In 2004 we purchased Cypress Gardens and before the park even opened it got hit by three hurricanes and caused 30 million dollars worth of damages which has yet to be fully satisfied by insurance," says Kent Buescher, former owner of Adventure Parks Group.
Herschend won the bid for 34.5 million dollars. Buescher says the sale was best for the park and for business. "Certainly to pass the torch on is tough to do but it is mitigated when you know you are passing it on into good hands."
And business will continue as usual. "Our main goal right now is to make this transition as smooth as possible for employees and as transparent as possible for guests," McCarty says.
"Park visitors can still come and enjoy the same fun, shows and attractions," adds Sara Sumner, Publicist for Wild Adventures. "Employees should not see any difference either. They'll be coming to work on schedule, they'll still be receiving their paychecks and benefits are still there as well."
Land South Reality, an investment firm from Mulberry, Florida purchased Cypress Gardens for 16 point 8 million dollars. Cypress Gardens is the sister park of Wild Adventures located in Winter Haven, Florida.
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"(Pre)Viewing the Right-Wing Playbook on Immigration"
by Restore Fairness, Thu Apr 08, 2010 at 05:09:15 PM EDT
From the Restore Fairness blog.
As we continue to fight for immigration reform, one thing that we can be sure about is a right-wing attack. A preview of this came about in the days building up to the successful immigration march in D.C. when fringe right-wing groups like Numbers USA, The John Tanton Network and the Tea Party Movement started pulling out all the stops to counter the building momentum for immigration reform. Predictably, their approach mirrored the strategies they employed a few years ago, during the last big push for reform that took place in 2007 under former President George Bush.
A report by liberal advocacy group People for the American Way called "(Pre)Viewing the Right-Wing Playbook on Immigration" has pulled from years of expertise on the right to lay out a list of the key strategies that are traditionally employed to defeat immigration reform, followed by tools to retaliate against these irrational and unsound attacks.
One of the most common strategies employed by the right is an appeal to racial fear. This is carried out in a number of ways, including the positing of the "Brown" threat to a "White America," and the outrageous portrayal of immigrants and their supporters as invaders and enemies of the United States. Inciting prejudice against Latinos, Rep. Tom Tancredo commented in November 2006-
Look at what has happened to Miami. It has become a Third World country…. You would never know you're in the United States of America. You would certainly say you're in a Third World country.
Not to be left behind, former Presidential candidate Pat Buchanan continued in the vein of this fear-mongering around the "immigrant invasion". He wrote in 2007-
What is happening to us? An immigrant invasion of the United States from the Third World, as America's white majority is no longer even reproducing itself. Since Roe v. Wade, America has aborted 45 million of her children. And Asia, Africa and Latin America have sent 45 million of their children to inherit the estate that aborted American children never saw.
It goes without saying that claims that America has been built by and for White people are historically incorrect and intensely racist. More importantly, this country continues to be shaped by immigrants and draws immense political and economic strength from its diversity.
Continuing in the vein of racial divisiveness is the idea that immigration rights advocates are themselves racist, a notion that has emerged in the post Obama election days. While television personality Glenn Beck has referred to President Obama as someone who was opposed to white people, he has generated the idea from numerous accusations of racism thrown at pro-immigration advocates during the 2007 push for reform. At that time, the radio host Michael Savage attacked the National Council of La Raza by calling it "the Ku Klux Klan of the Hispanic people." He went on to say that it was "the most stone racist group I've ever seen in this country".
Portraying undocumented immigrants as responsible for terrorism and crime waves, as well as positing them as "unclean" carriers of disease and bio-terrorism is one of the tactics that the far right has employed on both local and national levels during past debates around immigration. Such as when Lou Dobbs claimed immigrants were causing an epidemic of leprosy in the country which was simply untrue. Or when during the debates over immigration reform, Rep. Steve King, of the House Republicans' "Immigration Reform Caucus" extrapolated fictional statistics claiming that 12 American citizens "die a violent death at the hands of murderous illegal aliens each day". If that's so, then why is it that the President's Council of Economic Advisers reports that immigrants have lower crime rates than U.S. citizens and that immigrant men ages 18 to 40 are less likely than other U.S. residents to be incarcerated.
While we hope that most of you would be taken by the impulse to laugh off these strategies as racist, rabble-rousing garbage, we must take note that such nativist fear-mongering has the power to garner significant support from many, especially within the current climate of an unstable economy. Work such as People For the American Way's "Right Wing Watch: In Focus" series gives us the best tool to fighting these attacks – truly understanding the reasoning behind them, and countering them on their own territory.
Let's fight racism on our route to humane immigration reform!
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(FOX 11 / AP) The company producing Michael Jackson's "This Is It" comeback concerts was a money-making machine run by executives who did not care about the star's well-being, a lawyer told jurors Thursday.
Attorney Brian Panish used his rebuttal argument in the negligence case to urge the jury to find that AEG Live hired Dr. Conrad Murray to be Jackson's physician without considering whether he was fit for the job.
Murray was convicted in 2011 of involuntary manslaughter after giving Jackson an overdose of the anesthetic propofol as a sleep aid as Jackson fought chronic insomnia.
The case is expected to go to the jury later in the day.
Panish focused on emails between AEG executives referring to Jackson wanting Murray to care for him during the concerts in London. He also showed jurors details of a contract drafted by AEG but only signed by Murray. He said it proved that AEG wanted to control the doctor.
The contention came a day after a lawyer for AEG Live told jurors that Jackson was the architect of his own demise and no one else can be blamed. Defense attorney Marvin Putnam said Jackson insisted on hiring the cardiologist, despite objections from AEG Live.
The company told Jackson there were great doctors in London but the singer would not be deterred, Putnam said.
"It was his money and he certainly wasn't going to take no for an answer," he said, explaining Murray was secretly giving the star intravenous doses of propofol, a drug not meant to be used outside operating rooms.
Putnam portrayed AEG Live and its executives as victims of deception by Jackson and Murray. He showed brief excerpts from the "This Is It" documentary to show that Jackson appeared in top form just 12 hours before he died.
"AEG Live did not have a crystal ball," he said. "Dr. Murray and Mr. Jackson fooled everyone. They want to blame AEG for something no one saw."
If AEG Live had known about the propofol treatments, it would have pulled the plug on the planned tour, the lawyer said.
"AEG would have never agreed to finance this tour if they knew Mr. Jackson was playing Russian roulette in his bedroom every night," Putnam told jurors.
Putnam repeatedly referred to the 50-year-old Jackson as a grown man capable of making his own health care decisions, contradicting Panish's descriptions of him as a perpetual "Peter Pan."
If jurors find AEG didn't hire Murray, their work will be done quickly and they need not decide other questions involving damages.
Still, he Putnam reviewed the damage issues, ridiculing the plaintiffs for once saying they wanted $1.5 billion from the concert giant.
He said that figure was based on expert witness speculation on how much Jackson could have earned if he lived a long time and continued to perform. But he asserted that damages cannot be based on speculation.
A unanimous verdict is not required in the case. Only nine of the 12 jurors must agree.
From Phil Shuman:
It's tough to sum up five months of a complex trial , but when it
comes to "Katherine Jackson vs AEG Live'' as this civil lawsuit is officially
known, it seems that the plaintiff's side has appealed more to emotion, about
Michael being a troubled genius being forced to make money for the greedy
corporate giant at great peril to his fragile health....while the defense has
relied on what it says are facts that show they shouldn't be held responsible
for hiring Dr Conrad Murray. AEG says Murray was clearly Michael's
choice and had treated him and his children long before the ''This Is It Tour''
was even planned. Murray of course if the cardiologist who
apparently decided he could practice anesthesia in a bedroom and was
convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the June 2009 propofol overdose death
of the man his family's attorney called ''the greatest entertainer of all
The key question for the 6 man, 6 woman jury to decide, first of
all, is who actually hired Dr Murray. If it was AEG, as the Jackson's
claim, and they were negligent in hiring him, checking him out , and
supervising him, then the family could get hundreds of millions, maybe more in
damages... The Jacksons claim of 1.5 billion in lost income was ridiculed as
'ridiculous' by the defense. If the jury rules that it was Michael that hired
Dr Murray, which is what AEG has said from the beginning, case over, Jacksons
lose and presumably head back to Calabasas to ponder a future without Michael's
fortune to support them .
There's been evidence that supports both points of view.. in
the times I've been in court... so it's not going to be a quick or simple
deliberation, in my estimation . ( Though my record on predicting jury
behavior, like most people's, is mixed ). And remember, it's a civil
case.. 9 out of 12....''easier'' in a sense than a unanimous verdict required
in a criminal trial. Hope we can talk w/ jurors if and when it's
over. Sometimes they want to talk, sometimes they don't. As they
say... ''stay tuned ''....
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Afternoon Tea in the Mansion - 3 p.m., Wed., April 20
Reserve your Table for Tea at Blithewold
Walk the grounds, tour the mansion and then join us in the Dining room for a lovely afternoon treat. Blithewold's informal Tea features our own custom-blended tea served alongside sweet and savory items including one of our favorite bites -- Bristol Bakery's scrumptious scone!
For the first time we're taking a limited amount of reservations for each seating. Your reservation can only be made using this website (please, no calls). Please click on the "sign up for this" link above.
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Hope For Tomorrow by Bianca - almost 2 years ago
"Customink has provided us with these wonderful t-shirts that support our schools fight against cancer! Hope For Tomorrow is an organization that raises money to support families who need financial help with chemotherapy and co-payments. In the included picture it shows part of our group on an organized awareness day with individual t-shirt's designed by ribbon color to support the cancer you choose. We are looking forward to using custom link again with our next order and the more we save the more we donate!"


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The Official Video Game of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, this multi-console game features a wide variety of Olympic sports -- 35 events from the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games! The game also boasts online gameplay so that for the very first time, fans of the Olympic Games will be able to experience the thrill of competing against other gamers across the globe in the world's greatest sporting event. Gamers can experience the thrill of competing in many of the official venues ranging from the famous Beijing National Stadium (the "Bird Nest") to the National Aquatics Center (the "Water Cube").
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Great Location- steps from the beach and boardwalk! in Wildwood
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Don't overpay for your dream Wildwood summer vacation. The city's best kept secret is that townhouse rentals offer the convenience of the beach right at your doorstep, with plenty of accommodations, and all for an affordable price. You'll relax in a new 3 bedroom and 2 1/2 bath townhouse with private deck, large den in addition to the living room, patio and lawn area, and a private indoor parking space.
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Three bedrooms and two bathrooms are located on the third floor. The spacious master suit features a queen size bed, huge walk-in closet, and a full bathroom with a Whirlpool tub. The second bedroom features a queen size bed and closet, and the 3rd bedroom has two twin beds and stows a third. For your convenience, the washer and dryer are on the third floor as well.
Sleeping accommodation up to 8 people with 2 queens, and 2 twins, sofa bed and trundel bed.
2nd Floor features an open floor plan with plenty of seating. The beautiful kitchen is newly furnished, and seats 8. The adjoining dining area features a large dining table that seats 6. The living area comes with a large screen tv and looks out over a balcony with deck chairs.
The ground floor has access to a private garage, and features a ceramic tile foyer, and large finished den. Sliders lead to a patio complete with furniture and BBQ grill, along with access to the outside shower.
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There's plenty to do in Wildwood, NJ! Try out the amusement rides, tennis courts, basketball courts, fine or casual dining in any number of restaurants, easy access to Rite Aid drug store, and walking distance to the convention center. The boardwalk, amusement pier, and water parks are also just steps away. Don't fight for a parking space when you can leave your car in our garage and walk to the beach, the Convention Center, parks/playgrounds, shopping, bars and restaurants.
Surround yourself with all that Wildwood has to offer, but relax in the accommodations of our conveniently located townhouse after an eventful day. This is a no pets/non-smoking property.
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Bruton lives at 263 Roberts Circle in Parrish, but she was arrested in her vehicle, a black Lincoln LS. Smith said the department will file for civil forfeiture on the vehicle.
"We've been investigating this individual since mid-March," Smith said. "We had information that she was supplying other dealers in the Jasper and Parrish areas."
"We believe she is a mid-level dealer with ties to Walker County and Georgia," Smith said. According to Smith, she splits time between the two locations.
Parrish police received assistance from the Walker County Sheriff's Office in the case.
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Baton Rouge, La. - The #3 LSU Tigers baseball team edged #19 Florida Thursday night 3-2 in the first of a three game series in Baton Rouge. Ty Ross plated the game winning run with a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 8th inning.
LSU improves to 41-6 on the season while Florida slips to 25-21.
Left handed sophomore Cody Glenn (6-1), who did not appear in last weekend's series loss against South Carolina, got the team off to a solid start. Glenn gave up both Gator runs, but forked 6 2/3's effective innings, spreading out five hits and fanning 6 along the way.
Jacoby Jones homered in the game for LSU for his only hit of the game. Alex Bregman, Mason Katz and Christian Ibarra had two hits each.
8-0 right hander Aaron Nola gets the ball for LSU in game 2. First pitch is slated for 6:30 at Alex Box Stadium.
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And to think I once (back in the 90s) greatly admired Powell was seriously willing to vote for him for president. Such a sad thing, to see what a hack and a tool he's become for the Democrats and the race-grievance industry.
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Sigh. This is really getting old. Talk about the boy who cried dog whistle! The old "code words" rears its head again: Get ready for more entries in the Handbook of Racial Code Words. "Aloof" isn't the end of it, evidently.
Gen. Colin Powell just indicted GOP rhetoric for racist dog whistling! Calling Pres. Obama "lazy" implies calling him a "shiftless" … #mtp—
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We reported earlier that Colin Powell blasted "birthers" on "Meet the Press" this morning, because, you know, that's the most pressing issue of our time. Andrea Mitchell doubled down and implied that the "birther movement" was GOP policy. Powell continued the inanity.
@JonahNRO serious Q. Did anyone see this whole Colin Powell flip coming all the yrs? He's basically becoming Chris Matthews w/o the spittle.—
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Academic Clubs
There are a variety of academic clubs and honors societies at Western. Each club is housed under the academic department.
Website: Academic Clubs & Honors Societies
Active Minds
Promoting health and active minds on campus.
President: Max Seeger
Advisor: Kari Commerford
To promote Latin American culture, and to establish positive feelings towards Latin Americans on campus and in the Gunnison community. This shall be accomplished through community service and educational cultural events. Most importantly, to provide an atmosphere where members, regardless of age, ethnicity, and gender, are welcome and encouraged to participate and support the club.
President: Briana Vigil
Vice President: Nicole Real
Secretary: Estrellita Garcia
Treasurer: Leanna Beal
Advisor: Elva Dryer
Website: Amigos
Archery Club
Archery Club is a new club open to all interested in Archery regardless of experience. Basic equipment is provided for those who do not have their own. Tentatively meeting at 6pm on Fridays, but this is subject to change.
President: Marten Pinnecoose
Advisor: Al Caniff
Website: Archery Club
Asian Pacific Islanders Club
Promote cultures within Asian Pacific Islanders and educate ourselves, our peers and the community in order to obtain unity through diversity, by means of our events and meetings. To create a warm and welcoming environment for all peoples.
President: Nicole Real
Vice President: Kayla Greenlee
Treasurer: Sarah McClernan
Secretary: Ann Williams
Advisor: Tim Puralewski
Website: APIC
Associated Students of Exercise and Sports Science
President: Courtny Hill
Vice President: Nick Forest
President: Michael Clayton
Vice President: Ryan Horton
Treasurer: Marcus May
Advisor/Maintenance:Loren White
Black Student Alliance
Black Student Alliance's sole purpose is to educate and promote awareness to and through our members about our culture. Learning about "The life, the ongoing struggle, and the history" of our past, and current culture. In addition, to spread unity, diversity, and fellowship through our culture, to all cultures and to accept and embrace all walks of life in and around our campus. To continually stress the importance of unity and cultural education and involvement to the student body.
President: Tomas Gipson
Vice President: Dorian Bunn
Advisor: Amy Okafor
Website: BSA
The Western State Cheerleading team is a co-ed squad. We cheer for football games, and we promote school spirit and support all athletics at Western. Every member must have a good attitude, dedication, and motivation. We have come a long way in just a few years and we are striving to continue our success.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: Cheerleading
Christian Challenge
To challenge and train students to know, love, and glorify God, relying upon Him to raise up qualified disciple makers who will spread the gospel of Jesus Christ from Western to the ends of the earth.
President: Julia Atwood
Alumni Director: Joe Ricks
Advisor: Cynthia Drexel
Website: Christian Challenge
Circle K - Community Service Club
Let's spread peace out into the community! We strive to look for community service projects to be involved with in Gunnison. Want to help out? Come join us!
President: Jared James
Secretary: Victoria Gogden
Advisor: Sara Phillips
Website: Circle K
Climbing Club
Western Climbing is open to all ability levels, and focuses on local and regional climbing trips. Western Climbing was created with the vision to bring together Western State climbers to travel and host community building events. Come on up to the Escalante Fitness Center every Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6pm for the club meetings.
President: Alex Pouliopoulos
Vice President: Ryan Fries
Advisor: Duncan Callahan
Website: Climbing Club
Chemistry Club
President: Danielle Lauridsen
Vice President: Matt Byrne
Secretary: Jeremiah Tyrey
Treasurer: Ben Jackson
Advisor/NES Chemestry: Jarral Ryter
Club Sports
Western State Colorado University Intercollegiate Club Sports provides the opportunity for student-athletes to participate in sporting competition against other College, University, or Club teams. Intercollegiate Club Sports teams compete against teams across Colorado, the Rocky Mountains, and the United States.
Advisor: Duncan Callahan
Website: Club Sports
CLUE (Caring Leaders who Understand and Educate)
President: Sarah Newberry
Advisor: Jamee Case
Council for Creative Expression
Get involved in the arts and humanities, click below to find out how!
Website: Council for Creative Expression
Colorado National Association for Music Education
President: Elizabeth Richardson
Vice President: Jessica Fultz
Secretary: Kelsey Smyth
Treasurer: Elizabeth Finegan
SGA Representative: Kevin McCall
Advisor/Music: Dr. Heather Roberson
Website: Music Club
Cycling Team
President: Ben Jackson
Vice President: Caleb Woodworth
Advisor/VP Student Affairs: Gary Pierson
Dance Team
Western State Mountainettes!
President: Stephanie Cilianu
Freeride Ski Team
President: Fancesca Pavillard
Captin: Morgan Haymans
Coach: Chip Wiegand
Coach: Alex Else
Advisor/Admissions: Eric Freson
Geology Club
President: Jonathan Tree
Vice President: Charlie Magill
Secretary: Laura Brooks
Dir of Communication: Blake Eatherton
Advisor: Rob Fillmore
We are a student-led ministry that seeks to meet people wherever they are in their spiritual journeys. We are not here to judge or condemn people but to help them arrive at real answers to tough questions. Jesus has made a huge difference in each of our lives and we want to share His love with those around us.
President: Dan Parr
Vice President: Cole Fritz
Vice President: Rachel Davenport
Advisor: Tom Burggraf
Website: Ignite
Intramural Sports
The intramural sports program is available for those interested in competing in men's and women's leagues in basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, or co-ed softball and volleyball.
Website: Intramurals
KWSB Radio
KWSB 91.1 FM provides experiential learning for Western students with an up-to-date production facility. LISTEN LIVE TO KWSB 91.1 FM
Program Director: Trevor Mark
Station Manager: Terry Schliesman
Advisor: Stephanie Bollini
Website: KWSB
Mana Nigame
We are the stuff you do when you can't go outside!
President: MJ Dau
Website: Mana Nigame
Mountaineer Media
Mountaineer Media is a student-run media production company funded by student government association funds generated by student fees. This group of talented filmmakers and media enthusiasts exists to educate students from all majors and provide opportunities to create film and media productions. These productions may vary from film, to Youtube.com broadcasts, and pod-casts.
Student Director: Stephanie White
Faculty Director: Mike Brooks
Website: Mountaineer Media
Mountaineer Mixed Martial Arts
President: Harrison Voegeli
Vice President: Anthony Tracy
Program Director: Brandon Donnelly
Competition Director: Keenan Walter
Finance Director: Steve Futrell
Advisor: Tina Aronin
Native American Student Council
The Native American Student Council strives to provide and enhance educational experiences and opportunities for all WSC students, Faculty, Staff, and Gunnison community. In addition, we strive to provide a forum for students to find support, understanding, interest, and awareness of Native American culture. It is our goal that the Native American Student Council will have a positive impact on Western State Colorado University campus in achieving the aforementioned objectives.
President: John Beene
Vice President: Marten Pinnecoose
Treasurer: Sarah McMlernan
Secretary: Dorathy Houle
Advisor/Art: Dr. Heather Orr
Website: NASC
Newman Club
The Newman Club is dedicated to intellectual, spiritual, and character growth through service, study, and prayer in the Catholic tradition. Students meet at St. John of the Cross Newman Center located at 600 E Georgia Ave, just south of Ute Hall. For more information about the Newman Center visit us online at CatholicMountaineers.org.
President:Elise Picard
Vice President: Kyle Smith
Secretary: Greg Giudici
Advisor/Catholic Campus Minister: Abram Muenzberg
Website: CatholicMountaineers.org
Western Website: Newman Club
Interested in meeting new friends? Want to try a new, fun and exciting sport? Like pushing your limits? Then come chill with the WSC paintball club! Have fun playing paintball, meeting new people, and enjoying our growing community.
President: Andy Vince
Advisor: David Plante
Website: Paintball
Political and Government Club
President: Rikki Boucher
Vice President: Alexis Milles
Treasurer: Skylar Johnson
Advisor/Political Science: Maria Struble
Program Council
Program Council is a student-led group dedicated to enhancing the life of WSC students. By appropriately utilizing student fees, PC provides students with various activities and entertainment including movies, festivals, concerts, comedians, hypnotists, and a variety of other entertainment. Program Council also serves as a support system for other campus groups and clubs and for students who are trying to throw their own events.
Director: Stephanie White
Assistant Director: Lenard Duncan
Advisor: Jessica Vogan
Website: Program Council
Psychology/Psi Chi
President: Kjirsten Saver
Vice President: Kati Hall
Public Affairs: Sean Krakel
Historian: Andrea Noble
Treasurer: Alex Coy
Advisor/Psychology: Scott Cohn
Rodeo Club/Westerneers
President: Nicholas Randlett
Advisor: Deb Hindi
Sex Positive at Western
Western State Colorado University Sex Positive is a student led and faculty/staff advised group working to reduce sexual assault at Western, provide support to sexual assault victims, provide safe and positive sex messages to students and encourage dialogue on campus around responsible sexual relationships.
President: Amber Leal
Advisor: Dan Cress
Website: Sex Positive at Western
Snowboarding Team
President: Elliott Tauscher
Vice President: Andrew Arnold
Treasurer: Hunter Knoll
Secretary: Ernie Bruss
Advisor: Greg White
Sociology Club/AKD
President: Aurora Lindholm
Vice President: Alexa Rydquist
Sociology Professor: Dan Cress
Spectrum- Gay and Straight Alliance
Spectrum is a school sponsored club for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Straight Alliance students. The club is also open to members of the surrounding Community. We are a relatively new club that is starting up again, so one of our main goals this year is recruiting more members. Spectrum is a great place to come and hang out with people that may be like you. It is a club that is free of judgment and a place of safety.
President: Allice Stern
Vice President: Ian Gilcherist
Secretary: Rabeka Lampton
Advisor: Anthony Miccoli
Website: Spectrum
Student Government Association
President: Haleigh Hanifen
Vice President of Internal Affairs: Katie Roos
Vice President of External Affairs: Adam Nickerson
Advisor: Gary Pierson
Website: Student Government Association
Urban Gaming
President: Alex Winter
Vice President: Sam Bevers
Secretary: Kate Short
Treasurer: Kayla Greenlee
Advisor/WRAP, Student Affairs: Chris Luekenga
Western Association of Professional Landmen
President: Kyle Handy
Vice President: Cody Thomas
Treasurer: Levi Greanly
Secretary: Ben Clark
Advisor/Dir. PLRM: Scott Sells
Western State Colorado University Mountain Rescue
The Western State Mountain Rescue Team through training involving Wilderness search tactics, high angle rope rescue, low angle rope rescue, avalanche rescue, winter rescue, and mountain safety education. Shall strive to provide exemplary mountain rescue services, to the county of Gunnison, the state of Colorado and anywhere mountain rescue services may be needed.
Team Leader: Chris Mackie
President: Amanda Crosby
Vice President: Hannah Cottier
Treasurer: Erik Niemeyer
Support Trainer/Equipment Manager: Spencer Li
Advisor/Wilderness Pursuit Director: Janna Hansen
Website: Mountain Rescue
Western State Mountainettes
Coach/Captain: Stephanie Cilianu
Western Sustainability Coalition
Western State Colorado University is actively engaged in improving environmental awareness and resource efficiency through our campus climate commitment to achieve a 50 percent reduction in carbon emissions by 2035; our green building and renovation practices; our student-initiated sustainability grant program; and by providing outstanding opportunities in a variety of different academic programs, including environmental studies, to learn more about ourselves, our planet and the challenges of sustainability.
President: Dakota Becker
Vice President: Ian Oster
Treasurer: Brian Goldstein
Advisor: Jeff Sellen
Western State Running Club
President: Kyle Richards
Vice President: Justin Barr
Treasurer: Partisha Wheeler
Secretary: Bash Walio
Advisor/History: Duane Vandenbush
Westerners/West Elk Wranglers
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Secretary: Rachel Tomaselli
Advisor: TBD
White Water Club
President: Ben Roemeling
Vice President: Josh Stupka
Advisor: Kyler Waller
Student Affairs: Stephanie White
The Wildlife Society
Founded in 1937, The Wildlife Society (TWS) is a professional international non-profit scientific and educational association dedicated to excellence in wildlife stewardship through science and education.
President: Trevor Francke
Vice President: Ben Musson
Treasurer: Eric Kater
Secretary: Ben Armstrong
Advisor: Dr. Patrick Magee
Website: The Wildlife Society
Triathlon Club
President: Jamie Reilly
Vice President: Tyler Bush
Secretary: Graham Ruhmann
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Temptress Chocolate Porter - Holgate Brewhouse / Keatings Hotel
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Ratings: 40 | Reviews: 25 | Display Reviews Only:
2.2/5 rDev -41.2%
Brew from BobbyHeenan. Cheers!
From a bottle into a snifter
Brewed with Dutch cocoa and vanilla beans
APPEARANCE: Clear brown pour produces a one finger, loose, crackly, cream colored head with lousy retention. Head quickly fizzes down to nothing really. Looks flat rather quickly. Clear dark brown body with no carbonation. Finishes flat.
SMELL: Dark malts, chocolate malt, light vanilla and caramel on the nose. Cocoa and sweet creamy as well. Bold enough.
TASTE: Quite empty really. Not much up front at all. Light cocoa perhaps but that's reaching perhaps. Some light chocolate, burnt malts and a touch of sweet cream lingers after the swallow. Slightly metallic finish isn't all that enjoyable. A plastic, metallic flavor accompanied by stale chocolate lingers and lingers long after the swallow.
PALATE: Thinner body and higher levels of carbonation. Bubbly on the palate, goes down airy and finishes slightly sticky. Too light and bubbly, unfortunately.
OVERALL: Not my cup of tea. The look was rather lousy, while the metallic, plastic, artificial and stale chocolate didn't really do it for me either. The thin and bubbly body didn't help the situation either. Thanks again for the box Bobby. They can't all be winners.
07-08-2014 09:45:51 | More by Jeffo
3/5 rDev -19.8%
05-01-2014 07:54:33 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
4.5/5 rDev +20.3%
03-25-2014 01:47:47 | More by litchity
4/5 rDev +7%
02-20-2014 18:54:37 | More by Bobhoya
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
01-27-2014 22:43:27 | More by Vanz
4/5 rDev +7%
11-06-2013 00:00:41 | More by Gusmotel
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
10-22-2013 16:56:03 | More by Gasc0igne
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
08-28-2013 23:54:11 | More by GraduatedCashew
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
08-09-2013 06:08:06 | More by KalanM
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
08-07-2013 09:50:52 | More by Mendicant
3.35/5 rDev -10.4%
Bottle: quality solid brown 330mL bottle, typically funky Holgate label - I like it.
Appearance: the body is quite thick, very dark brown leading to black. A very thin tan head hangs about for quite a time. Nice.
Aroma: heavy cocoa, roast coffee and some sweet chocolate on the nose. A reasonably rich aroma for a porter, which is a nice change. There's some more light fruit over the top - grapes or cherry.
Taste: heavy chocolate up front, with heavy fruits backing up and a definite cocoa-and-coffee bitterness over the top. The only problem I can see is that the flavour is not very strong at all, if anything it seems too demure - a bit wishy-washy almost.
Aftertaste: that coffee bitterness hangs about, but not much else. Not a great aftertaste.
Mouth feel: quite solid and creamy in body with lower to moderate carbonation. Helps the beer slide down nicely.
Overall: not a bad beer at all - at least it's well made and has all the right flavours across the profile. It is very coffee though which is not my thing, and a little demure. Too expensive at full price - AU$110 a case of 24 (2013).
07-20-2013 09:51:02 | More by SmashPants
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
07-18-2013 02:04:58 | More by Poupae
4/5 rDev +7%
06-16-2013 14:37:02 | More by adityashekhar
3.95/5 rDev +5.6%
A: Pours a black colorwith a small head and no lacing.
S: Aroma of chocolate, dark fruit and roasted malt.
T: Taste of roasted malt, chocolate, some dark fruit with a bit of coffee. Mild bitterness and a dry finish.
F: Medium body, smooth and creamy. Character evolves as it warms.
O: Nicely balanced. Good beer to finish th day with.
05-27-2013 01:55:37 | More by soju6
3/5 rDev -19.8%
05-22-2013 04:12:55 | More by pin
Alberta (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -1.6%
330ml bottle. Winter is here, it's cold, but not that cold, so, well, oh, what the hell...
This beer pours a clear, very dark amber cola hue, with two fingers of foamy, somewhat creamy beige head, which leaves a low ebbing wall of painted lace around the glass as it rather quickly sinks away.
It smells prominently of medium chocolate, edgy vanilla, some wavering nuttiness that is, and isn't, hazelnut, some almost unnoticed roasted caramel malt notes, and relatively mild fruity, earthy hops. The taste is decent powdered cocoa, blended with a more sedate vanilla bean essence, lightly toasted caramel malt, some quite understated fruity cherry notes, a taunting, weak sourness, and tame earthy, leafy hops.
The carbonation is fairly subdued, though hardly absent, the body an adequate medium weight, with caveats of thinning here and there, with a suitable lulling smoothness for the style. It finishes on the sweet side, the cocoa, now astringent vanilla, and slightly weird fruitiness facing little in terms of opposition.
An enjoyable enough brew, though I'm not getting much to qualify this as American in style, and what I do get for the London side is just a bit too ethereal in which to place belief. Whatever, this Aussie offering is doing well enough all on its own - though I do wonder what they would consider 'winter' conditions over there...
11-20-2012 04:07:31 | More by biboergosum
4/5 rDev +7%
06-06-2012 12:10:46 | More by MordeciaFunk
Ontario (Canada)
3.05/5 rDev -18.4%
Bottle from Beer Deluxe. Hope this goes better than tap.
A - Pours black with a two finger khaki head. Good carbonation coming up. Spotty lace and a film of retention.
S - A bit of roast with a good amount of chocolate.
T - Roasty, burnt toast, dark chocolate is mild and some coffee. Not nearly as much chocolate as you'd expect. It's there but not so strong.
M - Good carbonation, medium body and a mildly chocolatey finish.
O/D - I don't buy into this beer's hype at all. Whatever chocolate they want to come out here clearly isn't working for them. Not bad, but certainly what you'd expect.
04-14-2012 12:27:39 | More by tbeckett
2.88/5 rDev -23%
On tap at the Local Taphouse St Kilda - Feb 2012
Pours a very dark brown with a very enticing, creamy-chocolate head.
Straight up I get the prominent coffee and dark(bitter) chocolate notes. Dark malt is king in this wiff. I don't get any of the advertised vanilla.There is a dark fruit hint as the beer warms - prunes/raisin.
Initial taste is not promising, Hops take an expected back seat in this beer, leaving the bitterness to do its thing in a restrained way - though it does linger in the aftertaste. Possibly too much on the IBUs in this take. As it warms, it almost becomes too much.
Coffee and chocolate notes are back in the taste but extremely restrained. All of the above smacked with a shovel by the absolute thinness in mouthfeel! The more I drink the more I am distracted by the extremely thin, almost watery quality about the beer. By the last mouthful, there is bare minimum flavour and plenty of lip smacking to clear the palate.
Overall, not a fan of this particular beer. Whether it was a conscious decision to create a thin beer, I won't know. But it seems they went out intending to create a lucious chocolate porter, and a dark-malt flavoured light beer came out the other end. Disappointing considering the ABV.
03-03-2012 10:25:36 | More by Toffman
3.73/5 rDev -0.3%
330ml bottle poured into a leffe glass
Pours a very dark amber brown with almost no head that disappears quickly.
Bam! Chocolate. Milky, nutty, sweet chocolate. Theres some nice yeasty aromas in there aswell.
On the palate this beer is pretty simple. Chocolate, and lots of it. There's a dry gritty dark roasted chocolate, a sweet milky chocolate, and strong notes of vanilla.
The mouthfeel is a little thin, although I'm starting to see I generally think this about most beers - perhaps it's my problem.
Overall this is a nice porter, and probably one of Australia's best.
01-13-2012 10:10:33 | More by
4.25/5 rDev +13.6%
11-28-2011 14:33:02 | More by danieelol
4.25/5 rDev +13.6%
11-20-2011 14:12:31 | More by mungus
3.8/5 rDev +1.6%
A - Thin, tan head receding to a collar almost instantly. Very dark brown, almost black in the body.
S - As advertised, chocolate at the forefront. Backed by coffee and treacle.
T - Powdered dark chocolate, coffee, caramel and vanilla.
M - Moderate body and carbonation.
O - A nice, after dinner beverage with or for dessert.
10-25-2011 00:12:47 | More by dansmcd
4.2/5 rDev +12.3%
Bottle into a snifter.
A-Deep black/brown with a 1cm tan head.
S-Chocolate, sweet chocolate, a bit of molasses, and brown sugar.
Taste-Wow, sweet to bittersweet chocolate through the whole mouth. Finishing with a light bitterness that seems more from the roasted malt than any kind of hop bitter.
M-Smooth, a bit more carbonation would have been nice--this would be amazing on nitro, probably close to Left Hand's Milk Stout.
O-Great beer, wonderful taste, but not a fake chocolate. Would definitely buy this again.
08-05-2011 08:10:03 | More by DocDownUnder
2.85/5 rDev -23.8%
Pours one finger head - with a Godalmighty high pour! Dissapears quickly, little lacing.
Aromas of - not much - sad.
Taste is quite restrained - some chocolate, malts, a little bitterness and ashtray - but not a huge amount, understated all round. Where is the sweetness?
Mouthfeel is quite light. With a 6% ABV I would have expected more warmth, but no.
Overall OK - not quite what I was expecting from an 'Aus top beer'... tho did improve as it warmed.
07-30-2011 11:31:54 | More by heygeebee
Temptress Chocolate Porter from Holgate Brewhouse / Keatings Hotel
84 out of 100 based on 40 ratings.


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