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T.J. Lang - #70 - G
|6' 4"/ 318 lbs.
|Royal Oak, MI
|Eastern Michigan
|Years played
|2009, 4th round, 9th pick by Packers
Packers place ORT Bulaga on I.R.
The Packers placed ORT Bryan Bulaga (hip) on injured reserve and signed LB Vic So'oto.
Matthews' status for next Packers game remains murky
It probably won't be known until very late next week if Packers injured ROLB Clay Matthews will be able to play in Week 11.
Packers activate Quarless, place Perry on I.R.
The Packers activated TE Andrew Quarless from the physically-unable-to-perform list and placed LB Nick Perry on injured reserve.
No change to Week 12 schedule
The NFL announced Wednesday that there will be no changes to the Week 12 or Thanksgiving Day schedule.
NFC North Spin cycle: Bears, Packers, Lions surging
The Vikings were the only NFC North team in the loss column in Week Nine as the Bears, Packers and Lions cruised to double-digit wins.
Cobb, Packers hand Cardinals fifth loss in a row
Randall Cobb added two scoring catches and the Packers got a 31-17 victory Sunday that handed the Cardinals their fifth straight loss.
Bucs RB Martin, Packers CB Hayward named Rookies of the Month
Buccaneers RB Doug Martin and Packers CB Casey Hayward were named the NFL's Rookies of the Month for October.
NFC North Spin cycle: Bears, Packers win ugly
All four NFC North teams stayed home in Week Nine, and only the Vikings failed to make use of their advantage.
Packers survive scare from Jaguars
Aaron Rodgers went back to an old favorite, connecting with Donald Driver on a 4-yard touchdown to seal Green Bay's 24-15 victory over the Jaguars.
Woodson injury hurts Packers, but not severely
While Charles Woodson's broken collarbone will hurt the Packers, team sources believe his absence should not be considered devastating.
Packers WR Jennings to have surgery next week
Packers WR Greg Jennings said Thursday that he will undergo surgery to repair his next Tuesday on what he describes as an abdominal tear.
Report: Cowboys agree to terms with S Peprah
The Cowboys agreed to terms on a deal with former Packers S Charlie Peprah, according to ESPN Dallas.
NFL approves Packers' funding request
The Packers will benefit from an NFL stadium construction program included in the league's new Collective Bargaining Agreement.
NFC North Spin cycle: Peterson carries load as Ponder slumps
Things continued looking up for the Bears, Vikings and Packers in Week Seven after victories over the Lions, Cardinals and Rams, respectively.
Packers get G-4 funding for Lambeau renovations
The NFL approved the Packers' request for $58 million in G-4 stadium-funding money.
Lang is back after missing last weekend's game with an ankle injury.||||||| Lang had been moved to right tackle after Bryan Bulaga suffered a season-ending hip injury last month. Don Barclay starts at right tackle.
Lang is active for Sunday night's game against the Detroit Lions.||||||| Packers coach Mike McCarthy had indicated they were preparing to start undrafted rookie Don Barclay at right tackle because of Lang's ankle injury. Lang was injured last week against Minnesota, and was limited Friday after sitting out practice the previous two days.
The Green Bay Packers are playing short-handed again with Lang and Jordy Nelson out for the rest of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.||||||| Lang hurt his ankle in the second quarter. Lang's injury is a costly loss for an already thin offensive line. Lang started the first nine games at left guard before moving over to right tackle after Bryan Bulaga suffered a season-ending hip injury. Undrafted rookie Don Barclay replaced Lang.
Lang has agreed to a four-year contract extension with the Green Bay Packers.||||||| Lang, a fourth-round pick out of Eastern Michigan in the 2009 NFL draft, became a full-time starter last season and is considered a key cog in one of the NFL's most productive offenses. He started 15 games at left guard and one at right tackle in 2011, after an injury to regular right tackle Bryan Bulaga.


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Men's Soccer Earns Rankings from Five Media Outlets
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Despite the season coming to a close in the last week of October the FGCU men's soccer team continued to earn weekly recognition from multiple collegiate soccer outlets. This week the Eagles appear in five national polls, ranking as high as No. 19 in Soccer America's Top 25 poll.
Although they were inactive on the pitch this week, the Eagles were still able to garner recognition from five of collegiate soccer's most noteworthy media outlets. The highest of which had the Blue and Green slotted 19th for the second straight week, as Soccer America placed the Eagles ahead of the likes of Duke, Ohio State, Michigan, Indiana and UCF on its top-25 list.
In the latest Yahoo! Sports rankings, FGCU moved up one spot to 22nd overall while also earning the 23rd spot in the most recent NSCAA Top 25 poll. Additionally, College Soccer News placed the Blue and Green 26th on its list of the top-30 schools, and Soccer Times awarded FGCU three votes, slotting them 35th overall, on the outlet's national rankings.
FGCU finished the season with a 13-3-2 overall record and a perfect 9-0 Atlantic Sun conference mark, becoming just the ninth team in conference history to accomplish the feat. The Eagles are one of six schools in the nation to run the table in conference action and join 10 other programs with unbeaten conference records.
Over the nine-game A-Sun season, FGCU shutout seven of its opponents, outscoring them 26-2 along the way. Dating back to the 2009 season, the Eagles have gone 15-3 over their last 18 A-Sun contests and are currently riding an A-Sun home unbeaten streak of 11 games (10-0-1).
The Blue and Green needed one more point to clinch the regular season championship outright heading into the final pair of A-Sun games. The Eagles outscored their opponents 10-0 in those final two contests, bringing the A-Sun title to Fort Myers for the first time in the brief four-year history of the program.
FGCU is set to return 27 players, including 10 starters and six all-conference performers, next season. As redshirt junior goalkeeper Adam Glick (Leola, Pa./Conestoga Valley HS) earned Defensive Player of the Year honors, the Eagles also landed four student-athletes on the Atlantic Sun All-Conference first team.
Despite winning the A-Sun regular season, FGCU cannot compete in the conference postseason tournament due to the NCAA reclassifying period. FGCU will be eligible for postseason play in 2011.
Soccer America Top 25
1. Akron (16-1-1) 1
2. North Carolina (14-2-1) 2
3. Maryland (14-2-1) 3
4. Louisville (15-0-2) 4
6. Butler (15-0-2) 6
7. California (11-2-3) 8
8. Connecticut (12-2-4) 9
9. UC Irvine (14-2-3) 7
11. Notre Dame (10-4-4) 12
12. UC Santa Barbara (11-4-3) 16
13. Virginia (10-4-3) 10
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Reviews by mscottjohnston:
3.75/5 rDev +5%
09-12-2013 21:35:13 | More by mscottjohnston
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3.78/5 rDev +5.9%
Pours a deep brown/black with a off white creamy head that leaves some nice lacing,aroma was very coffeeish and nutty.Taste was highly roasted and lightly chocolaty,the roasted malt flavor lingered after swallowing.A good beer definently not a wimpy tasting stout in my mind.
10-31-2003 12:39:51 | More by oberon
3.9/5 rDev +9.2%
Appearance Straight black in color with a monster dark brown head. The head just went bonkos and ran away on us, which usually is a sign of overcarbonation. Well see.
Smell This was interesting. I could clearly pick up both toasted and roasted malts, which Ive never found together before in a Stout. The sweet brown sugar rounded out this awesome nose. This one smells like a winner.
Taste The big malts just exploded on the taste buds. I thought I could even pick up a bit of hop balance. The roasted and toasted combination from the nose found its way to the tongue, giving this one a very balanced flavor profile.
Mouthfeel This medium-bodied Stout set off some good sensations in the mouth but it was overly carbonated.
Drinkability This is a really good beer that would be great if they had better control over the carbonation.
10-25-2004 19:52:23 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev +12%
08-05-2013 00:46:00 | More by OhioBobcat
3.5/5 rDev -2%
A middle of the road stout. It poured black into a pint glass. Thin coffee-colored head. Mostly roasted grain aroma. A coffee, almost espresso, taste with a smidge of chocolate. It was thin and a little more bitter than I would have liked. An OK stout, lots of better ones out there.
11-27-2009 13:51:56 | More by lordofthewiens
3.83/5 rDev +7.3%
Presentation: 12 oz. brown long neck. Burgundy coloured label with a picture of a old New England Shipyard. Best Before Date clearly scored.
Appearance: Tar black with a creamy tiny bubbled tan head that retains.
Smell: Fruity and tangy roasted aromas with a fine floral hop nose.
Taste: Earthy roasted barley that is somewhat dry hits the mouth in the beginning then a rounded smoothness of grain, touches of dark chocolate and roasted husk hits in the middle. Nice touch of hop bitterness with a light but complex leaf flavour. Maltiness seems a bit thin. A fading roasted barley and coffee flavour lasts for a bit and let some burnt caramel in the end.
Notes: Forget American Guinness ... this is a far better stout, better when on tap as the bottle tasted too filtered to me.
04-17-2002 20:52:46 | More by Jason
3.98/5 rDev +11.5%
Pours totally black with a small beige head that did not last long. The smell is rich with roasted malt and has some sweetness to it. The taste is roasted malt and coffee with a mild, dry bitterness at the end. Mouthfeel is medium-bodied, creamy and some tingly carbonation. Drinkability is good as this goes down quite easily. Overall, a nice, easy-drinking stout.
03-18-2007 00:48:07 | More by uconnalum2
Ontario (Canada)
3.38/5 rDev -5.3%
Bomber from Knightly Spirits Orlando. Poured into a Chimay goblet.
This brew is black as sin, with hardly another colour to penetrate the inky depths. Leaves an impressive head of light mocha foam. Great retention.
Nose is dark coffee, toasted malt, a bit of citric hops.
Bitter and astringent, this brew certainly upholds the "dry" portion of its style. If dry stouts are your thing, this one would definitely fit the bill. For myself, I lean towards the sweeter end of the stout spectrum, though I do enjoy the Irish stout style now and again. This brew was just too much for me, and I rate it so because I also didn't find the flavors mixed well - the tartness of the brew was overwhelming and the coffee flavor wasn't that enjoyable.
Thinner feel to it, and the carbonation was too strong. A miss for me.
04-28-2012 22:36:10 | More by JohnnyBarman
3.53/5 rDev -1.1%
Appearance: poured an opaque black with brown edges, and a big light brown / tan , root beer float head.
Smell: rich and roasty with lots of creamy chocolate, coffee, and a very faint edge of minty like hop.
Taste: Roasty medium body , some rich dark chocolate sweetness that quickly turns bittersweet, black coffee, lightly burnt flavor and bitterness near the mildly dry end , flavor could be a bit fuller.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied , mildly dry finish.
Drinkability: A pretty tasty stout , nice roasty flavors and chocolate taste , just a touch to bitter and thin for me to want to quaff.
04-04-2007 06:39:33 | More by Byeast
3.75/5 rDev +5%
05-26-2013 21:50:51 | More by chudson1992
3.23/5 rDev -9.5%
Less than impressed. Poured a clear black-brown with a creamy off-white head. Nearly no lacing. Faint aroma of chocolate and milk, malty, but not roasty. Watery, thin mouthfeel, even for the style. Taste was equally thin. Cocoa powder and watery milk, no real bite as expected. It was missing something big-time in terms of flavor. Either more chocolate or cream, but lacking all around.
06-06-2009 00:38:23 | More by magictrokini
3.5/5 rDev -2%
09-17-2012 22:43:06 | More by NilocRellim
3.25/5 rDev -9%
07-18-2013 21:11:27 | More by Sinnian
4/5 rDev +12%
01-14-2014 03:06:02 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
3.25/5 rDev -9%
08-07-2013 23:15:19 | More by Cynic-ale
3.43/5 rDev -3.9%
Interesting stout. I liked it, didn't love it. Impenetrable black with full head from a strong pour, head subsides but leaves great lacing. Incredibly fruity aroma, some burnt roastiness too. Flavor contains a big black malt kick, some coffee, burnt toast, caramel, and raisin flavors. Hops add a smoky, herbal element, give the beer a nice earthy kick. A severe fruitiness is introduced by the yeast (Ringwood, I presume) and I have to say it overpowers the beer and isn't quite right for the style. A nice impy stout or Baltic porter often has some fruit elements, raisins, figs, plums, but here it doesn't quite work with the coffee roastiness. This beer has real potential but the yeast tweaks it in a way that I'm not wild about. Mouthfeel a bit fizzy, not the session stout I was hoping for; one of these at the end of the day makes a fine restorative, but I didn't reach for a second.
03-10-2003 15:10:47 | More by Thrasher
4.22/5 rDev +18.2%
Mmmm. Didn't know what to expect, but this was good. Deep dark borwn with a light brown head about 2 inches high made up of tight, identical, symmetrical bubbles. Light malt smell and even lighter hops highlights. Smooth and creamy mouthfeel, but tingly at the finish. Flavor is immediae burnt malt, with hints of bitter chocolate and toffee, and a hops finish. The finish lingers and morphs into a sweet malt flavor. A bit of effervescence on the tongue, and an aftertaste of burnt mutmeg. Very nice.
05-22-2003 20:52:20 | More by far333
3.63/5 rDev +1.7%
Pours a deep mahogany/black with a thin light tan head. Lacing is minimal. Little light passes through this one.
Smells of coffee. Tastes of coffee. If you like coffee this is your brew. For me it's a little too one dimensional when compared to other NE stouts. Mouthfeel is just a hair thin too. ABV seems a little low also. Either that or my liver is really working well.
Would I have another?...you bet, but there are better local options IMHO.
09-02-2003 00:46:56 | More by yankeeheel
3.5/5 rDev -2%
07-27-2012 23:56:08 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
3.25/5 rDev -9%
02-06-2013 09:09:43 | More by hitshtwithsticks
3.38/5 rDev -5.3%
Deep and mysterious opaque jet black, medium head of tan creamy foam on a vigorous pour. Good retention and very nice lace. Light chocolate aroma, a nice touch of slight berry. Lighter bodied and more carbonated than I expected, the mouthfeel is a little ragged and the flavor straightforward with a standard dry java impression. The appearance and aroma got my expectations higher than the taste delivered, but not a bad beer.
09-12-2003 15:35:59 | More by ADR
3.25/5 rDev -9%
12-09-2012 02:44:36 | More by Dfox09
3.93/5 rDev +10.1%
12oz into nonic pint
A: on the plus side, I'm a sucker for pitch-black beers, and this is definitely that. On the minus, I want those beers to have good head retention for contrast, which this lacks. In fact it doesn't yield much to begin with, although the lacing is decent.
S: huge mocha notes up front, appealingly sweet. Nothing else, really...maybe a hint of anise. Not complex, but nice.
T: bittersweet chocolate and anise, with strong roasted coffee in the finish.
M: good carbonation, but a little light-bodied. Coffee flavors linger nicely.
This was a pleasant surprise. After I recently had Shipyard's (bad) Pumpkin Ale, I wasn't expecting much, but this is a solid, very drinkable stout. Nice contrast of sweet aromas and bitter and roasted flavors.
09-10-2011 01:57:46 | More by rwathree
New York
3/5 rDev -16%
02-26-2013 01:20:38 | More by TheLevi4000
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +12%
07-01-2013 23:40:28 | More by dcbeers
Shipyard Blue Fin Stout from Shipyard Brewing Co.
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Analysis of 'Other' in Any Language, Any Theory
|Thomas Hanke
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Dear linguists,
I would like to ask you for help in -literally- an 'other' problem.
My developing PhD thesis has bi-partite reciprocity expressions like ''each
other'' and ''one another'' as a main topic.
In the last months, I have been able to find only marginal remarks on
'other' and similar concepts - usual as an explanation for other phenomena
like focus particles or anaphora ('no-one else', 'no other person'). The
usual semantic analyses mention only membership in the same category and
distinction from one member with no further details.
In reference grammars and descriptions of numeral systems, I found some
hints, mainly that the functional range of 'other' expressions is not
obligatorily similar to European languages.
"'Other"', "'else"', and their counterparts in other languages are
obviously not the best keywords to search for.
I will be glad to get hints to any research on 'other,else' and related
notions. Any perspective, theory, language is welcome.
Some topics that came to my mind are the relation to, and interaction with:
- indefiniteness, definiteness, reference,
- deictics, pronouns
- quantifiers, groups, genericity
- discourse organization, 'the first' versus 'the other(s)',
- different conceptual fields like space, time,
- membership in and compatibility with word-classes
Thank you for your interest!
I will post a summary.
Thomas Hanke
Berlin Utrecht project group ''A typology of reciprocal markers: Analysis
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Two weeks ago, the Rays' B.J. Upton collided with his teammate Desmond Jennings in a Grapefruit League game.
This is never a good idea. Players need to measure their desire to give 100% effort with the knowledge that sometimes, they need to back off in games that don't mean anything. In 2004, the A's Mark Ellis suffered a torn labrum when colliding with teammate Bobby Crosby in a spring training game; Ellis missed the entire season.
Upton is now paying the price for this collision, in which he hurt his back:
#Rays Upton says he's going on DL to start season.— Marc Topkin (@TBTimes_Rays) March 28, 2012
It's likely that Brandon Guyer, who was probably ticketed for Triple-A Durham, will make the Rays' Opening Day roster until Upton is ready, which might not be until mid-April.
Upton hit .243/.331/.429 with 23 HR, 81 RBI and 36 stolen bases for the Rays in 2011, although he's never quite gotten over the hump to the superstardom forecast when he was Tampa Bay's No. 1 pick in 2002; they'll miss that bat until he returns.
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Benjamin Wood | posted Aug 27th - 6:40pm
After a three-hour hearing Wednesday, 3rd District Judge Ryan Harris changed his mind and declined to issue a ruling on the amount of a bond Park City Mountain Resort must pay its landlord to continue operations through the upcoming ski season.
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Food stamp users can match their benefits up to $10 at the Downtown Farmers Market. Officials say the match, made possible through a grant, encourages consumption of fresh produce and supports local farmers.
Feds seek to shut down credit repair and debt relief scheme
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Winery set to open doors in polygamous town of Hildale
Dennis Romboy | posted Aug 26th - 5:42pm
The Utah Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission approved a winemaking license Tuesday for Vintage Reserve Estates in the polygamous southern Utah town of Hildale.
Peanut, almond and nut butters recalled on fears of salmonella
Kat Kinsman, CNN | posted Aug 20th - 5:22pm
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Paralysis rehabilitation clinic breaks ground to help growing need
Rachel Lewis, KSL.com Contributor | posted Aug 20th - 11:58am
An innovative rehab clinic has bucked the traditional rehab business model to give patients a better life. The clinic was started by Dr. Dale Hull, a local doctor who started it after a trampoline accident left him a quadriplegic.
Map shows relative value of $100 in each state
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Aug 19th - 8:29pm
Consumers be aware — $100 isn't "worth" the same amount in each state, according to a map released Monday.
Ogden monastery to be converted into rehab center
The Associated Press | posted Aug 18th - 4:41pm
City officials have given the green light to convert a former South Ogden monastery into a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center.
Dockworkers find 35 'screaming' stowaways in a container
Bharati Naik and Kevin Conlon, CNN | posted Aug 16th - 8:26pm
Dockworkers at a major London port discovered 35 people inside a shipping container Saturday morning. One of them, an adult male, was declared dead at the scene, according to Essex police Superintendent Trevor Row.
Historic downtown building being restored
Jasen Lee | posted Aug 16th - 4:55pm
A downtown Salt Lake landmark more than a century old is getting a makeover that will help continue its legacy for the next hundred years. Renovation is underway on a 119-year, five-story building located at 150 S. State.
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Darian Daily, the team's grounds keeper, is always a good follow on twitter. He'll tweet out pictures of the field, and sometimes there's even players on it. This is a good view and reminds me why we do what we do -- and why we're grateful that the offseason is finally over.
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The parents of April Jones say they want a law in their daughter's name to try to stop images of child sex abuse being so readily available on the internet. Mark Bridger was last week given a life sentence for abducting and murdering five-year-old April Jones in a sexually motivated attack.
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Women's Soccer Breezes Past Troy State, 5-3
Sept. 27, 2002
1 2 F Troy State 0 3 3 Jacksonville 3 2 5
Goals: JU- Inge Heiremans (Juli Petrauskas) 16:26, Amber Otto (Vanessa Illanes) 25:39, Courtney Hardy (Illanes 2) 34:28, Vanessa Illanes (Heiremans) 62:26, Heiremans 2 (Illanes 3) 78:00, TSU- Lynn Rankin (unassisted) 45:53, Emily Cobb (Tara Petrucci) 89:32, Erin Doud (Petrucci 2) 89:57. Shots: JU- 27, TSU- 5. Corner Kicks: JU- 11, TSU- 2. Saves: JU- 2 (Stephanie Fowler 1, TM 1), TSU- 6 (Hanna Haile 3, Megan Kosiba 2, TM 1).
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville University women's soccer team defeated Troy State, 5-3, Friday afternoon at the Ashley Sports Complex in Atlantic Sun action. Senior Vanessa Illanes (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) had a goal and three assists and junior Inge Heiremans (Tremelo, Belgium) had two goals and an assist to lead the Dolphins' (8-1-0, 3-0-0 A-Sun) to their eighth-straight victory.
In the first half, JU scored first in the 17th minute as Juli Petrauskas (Austin, Texas) set up Heiremans, who blasted a shot inside the far post just outside the box to put the Dolphins ahead 1-0. Illanes set up freshman Amber Otto (Deland, Fla.) in the 27th minute, playing a perfect cross into the box with Otto heading the ball into the net to put JU up 2-0. Reserve Courtney Hardy (Austin, Texas) made it 3-0 Dolphins, scoring on a header from a free kick by Illanes to make it 3-0 JU at the half.
Troy State scored in the 46th minute as Lynn Rankin found the net to make it 3-1 Dolphins. Illanes and Heiremans combined for the Dolphins' next two goals as Heiremans set up Illanes in the 63rd minute and Illanes returned the favor to Heiremans in the 73rd minute to give JU a comfortable 5-1 lead. The Trojans (1-7-0, 0-4-0 A-Sun) scored two goals in the final thirty seconds to close the gap 5-3.
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ING New York City Marathon canceled for Sunday
After the upcoming ING New York City Marathon became a point of controversy in the midst of Hurricane Sandy recovery, Mayor Michael Bloomberg canceled it, saying the event shouldn't divide the city.
Critics had argued that the race, scheduled to begin in Staten Island this Sunday, would distract police resources from people who are still desperate for hurricane relief.
"While holding the race would not require diverting resources from the recovery effort, it is clear that it has become the source of controversy and division," Bloomberg said in a statement. "The marathon has always brought our city together and inspired us with stories of courage and determination. We would not want a cloud to hang over the race or its participants, and so we have decided to cancel it."
He added in the statement, "We cannot allow a controversy over an athletic event – even one as meaningful as this – to distract attention away from all the critically important work that is being done to recover from the storm and get our city back on track."
New York authorities has been discussing whether or not to go ahead with the city's marathon on Sunday, which attracts more than 40,000 runners, as recovery from the effects of deadly superstorm Sandy continues, a city official said.
"There's discussions about doing it (putting off the marathon), but whether a decision has been made yet I don't know," said a city official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, on Friday.
Fury escalated throughout New York at Mayor Michael Bloomberg's initial decision to proceed with the marathon, even though he vowed the event would not divert any resources from storm victims.


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I've enjoyed all of Nicole Holofcener's previous films (Walking and Talking, Lovely & Amazing, Friends With Money) but she has outdone herself with Please Give. Her characters are real, richly drawn, and utterly relatable—but Holofcener is generous and tries not to judge them, leaving that—
—to us. With a light comic touch, and without a whiff of pretension, she manages to explore some of the follies and foibles of our time, creating superior entertainment that also holds up a mirror to modern life.
Her leading lady, as always, is Catherine Keener, and there couldn't be a better Everywoman. Here she's a middle-class Manhattanite, comfortably married to Oliver Platt, trying her best to raise a teenage daughter (Sarah Steele) who's going through that awkward stage when every day brings a new crisis that parents just don't seem to understand. Keener and Platt run a used furniture store, and purchase most of their stock from the estates of the recently deceased. She enjoys the satisfaction of making a good deal but also feels guilty about possibly exploiting people. The couple tries to be friendly, in a neighborly way, to the elderly woman who lives in the apartment next door (Ann Guilbert) but she's a terribly difficult woman. Her own granddaughters have wildly different feelings toward her: Rebecca Hall is devoted while Amanda Peet can't wait for her to kick off.
How these people's lives intersect is the crux of Please Give, a wonderfully observant social comedy with serious undertones. Each character is so well written, and so perfectly played, that we feel both the pain and absurdity of their situations, sometimes at the very same moment. The New York-raised filmmaker also captures nuances of apartment life in Manhattan and a City mindset that any New Yorker will readily recognize.
Perhaps her greatest creation is the miserably unhappy old woman, who is vividly brought to life by Ann Guilbert (whom some of us still remember as Millie from The Dick Van Dyke Show, even though she's done an awful lot since then). Not since encountering Tony Soprano's mother (played by Nancy Marchand) in the first seasons of The Sopranos have I seen such a perfect embodiment of misery—or perhaps I should say anhedonia, the inability to experience pleasure. (I learned the word years ago when I read that Woody Allen originally wanted to use it as the title of Annie Hall.) Yet there isn't an ounce of exaggeration in the character; I've known people just like her. She's awful and hilarious all at once.
Please Give is the work of a writer-director who earns the highest praise I can give: she's an original. Please don't miss this movie.
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I have a fairly sophisticated Panasonic DVR ,machine that allows me good editing and clip titling capabilities, an 80gb hard drive and the ability to create edited DVD's from anything I record off broadcast or cable. For a few years I have created my own library of classic films this way. When I started I bought your 2008 annual movie guide and then the pone that followed. I found that it would be helpful to include on the face of the DVD more than just the title. So for most of my movie DVD's I include all of the info from your individual movie reviews i n the annual review - to the extent I can fit it on the dvd handwriting with a permanent black marker.
I adopted a consistent format with a title at the top of the DVD underlined by a bar with the year, your rating, and time under the bar. The nest line is director, followed by a line(s) for principal players. Then I enter the prose from your review to fill up the dvd, until another horizontal bar at the bottom. Undre this bottom bar I enter the genre label I use to classify my films into binders by genre.
My suggestion is that you make available to your customers this same labeling capability so that one could download this info to create either a paper label or a lightscribe imprint in the dvd.
This would involve some work on your part but I imagine you have all your annual review clips for your annual review book already digitized - so a clever programmer could easily feed this to a program to format labels as I suggested. You could then sell the labels on a dvd so people could create their own dvd movie labels.
I want to congratulate you on the effort you and your people make to prepare this annual movie guide. I usually agree with the ratings you give these old movies and appreciate the insight a and subjective comments in the ,movie revies, as short as they are. It has given me more appreciation for a lot of these older films.
To supplement the annual movie guide I bought the Classic Movie Guide which I find more helpful for pre-40's films.
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Oelrich, Ivan
Ivan Oelrich, Ph.D. is the Senior Fellow for the Strategic Security Program at the Federation of American Scientists.
His introduction to national security began at the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA), a federally-funded research and development center supporting the Office of the Secretary of Defense with studies and analyses, where he evaluated new technologies for defense applications, and supported the START and INF Treaty negotiations.
Oelrich left IDA for a one-year fellowship at the Center for Science and International Affairs, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, where he wrote on conventional arms control limits. On his return to Washington, DC, he accepted a position as a senior analyst at the Office of Technology Assessment, an agency of the U.S. Congress where he investigated the needs of the military industrial base and wrote a treatise on friendly fire prompted by experience in the Persian Gulf War.
Returning to IDA, Oelrich focused on environmental restoration of lands belonging to the U.S. Departments of Defense and Energy, characterizing the cleanup liability, evaluating innovative cleanup technologies, calculating the economic benefits of environmental laboratory automation and developing administrative procedures for the long term environmental stewardship of military lands. He also provided technical support to the negotiating team of the land mine arms control treaty.
Oelrich focused on emerging nuclear threats at the Advanced Systems and Concepts Office of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency where he supported General Shalikashvili's review of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. He returned to IDA for one year before joining the Federation of American Scientists, where he focuses on issues related to nuclear testing and the testing moratorium, proliferation of nuclear weapons and nuclear materials, the structure of future US nuclear forces, and sizing conventional military forces in the post-Cold War world.
Oelrich received his BS from the University of Chicago and a Ph.D. from Princeton University, both in chemistry. He was a pre-doctoral Research Associate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. He also conducted research in nuclear physics and taught in the Physics Department of the Technical University of Munich in Germany.
Blog: Strategic Security Blog
2010 December 6, The Atlantic: How We'll Know if Iran Nuclear Talks Are Working
2010 March, Nuclear Engineering International (www.neimagazine.com): Figuring Out Fordow
2009 November 23, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: A Technical Evaluation of the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant
Blog: Strategic Security Blog
2009 From Counterforce to Minimal Deterrence
2007 The Stockpile Stewardship Program
2005 Missions for Nuclear Weapons After the Cold War
In the News:
2010 November 14: Washington Post - Difficulty on Iran Nuclear Talks is a Bad Omen, Diplomats Warn
2010 November 1: Voice of America - Iran's New Nuclear Power Plant to be Closely Monitored
2010 October 12: United Press International (UPI) - Iran Spies Claim Signals Nuclear Problems
2010 July 14: The New Republic - Operation Sabotage: America's Secret War Against Iran's Nuclear Program
2010 June 17: Los Angeles Times - U.S. Announces Unilateral Iran Sanctions
2010 June 1: Philadelphia Inquirer - Iran on the Brink of a Nuclear Bomb
2010 June 1: United Press International (UPI) - Report: Iran Isn't Far From Nuclear Weapon
2010 May 21: Washington Times - U.N. Sanctions Loophole: Russia Can Send Missiles to Iran
2010 April 19: The Guardian - Iran Wants to Reopen Talks About a Nuclear Fuel Swap
2010 April 16: The Guardian - Iran: Bridgeable Differences
2010 April 15: Global Security NewsWire - Israel Still Not Prepared to Join NPT
2010 April 15: Global Times - Experts Divided on U.S. NPT Call to Israel
2010 April 14: Wall Street Journal - Leaders Pledge to Secure Nuclear Fuel
2010 April 14: RT - World Leaders Hope for a Nuclear Free Future
2010 April 13: RDTV - As Nuclear Summit Begins All Eyes on Pakistan
2010 April 12: Discovery News - Nuclear Summit 2010: It's Kind of a Big Deal (FAS Calculators)
2010 April 2: Military Times - New Treaty Could Trim Nuclear Role of Bombers
2010 March 29: Defense News - Visible Progress for Laser Weapons (subscription required)
2010 March 20: The New Scientist - What's the point of nuclear weapons on instant alert?
2010 March 3: The Globe and Mail - Nuclear Cuts, Yes, But Still Plenty of U.S. Bombs
2010 February 12: The Guardian - U.S. Star Wars Lasers Bring Down Ballistic Missile
2010 February 11: Washington Post - Technical Setbacks Cause Iran to Falter in Push to Enrich Uranium
2010 February 9: Associated Press - Obama Says U.S. Developing New Sanctions for Iran
2010 November 17, Associated Press - Obama Not Backing Down on Nuke Pact
2010 November 9, ABC News - Good Morning America/World News with Diane Sawyer: Mystery Missile - Launch of Unknown Missile Caught on Tape in California
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Felix Hernandez is chasing a perfect game in Seattle for the Mariners. Through six innings, he shut down the Rays order twice in a row, striking out seven while throwing only 69 pitches. The seventh inning was filled with more excellence.
Sam Fuld started the seventh inning by grounding out to second baseman Dustin Ackley, who had a routine throw to first for out number one. B.J. Upton then chopped one to shortstop that was handled by Brendan Ryan and thrown to Justin Smoak. Then, after getting worked to a full count, Hernandez forced a groundout from Matt Joyce to end the top of the seventh. Hernandez needed 16 pitches to get through the seventh inning and is now sitting on 85 pitches overall.
One thing worth noting is the ejection of Rays manager Joe Maddon, who might have been trying to break up Hernandez's rhythm when he started a verbal altercation with the umpires.
Hernandez has never had a no-hitter, much less a perfect game. However, Hernandez has had a couple of one-hit games and came close to a no-hitter in 2010 against the Texas Rangers. But that was broken up by a Nelson Cruz home run.
Hernandez is now six outs away from an even greater accomplishment. As Seattle broadcaster Dave Sims yelled at the bottom of the 7th: "We're getting into nitty gritty time, folks."
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According to ESPN, Carl Pelini has verbally accepted the job. The other candidates included Willie Martinez as well as "Garrick McGee, Mike Stoops, Eddie Gran, [and] Curtis Luper." Wow. I, for one, am glad he's staying at Oklahoma. Maybe we'll see another Baylor victory next year, or worse.
David Hale, like Rod Stewart before him, is looking to find a reason to believe, and he has come up with several. In the interests of equal time, I feel obligated to provide links to postings written by folks who believe that maybe, just maybe, it is possible that a Georgia sports team will not lose every game between now and the end of time. What I find maddening about this report, though, is the news of how big an impact Scott Lakatos is having on the Bulldog secondary. Don't get me wrong; I'm glad he appears to be doing his job so well, but, for crying out loud, when the players are marveling at the introduction of stuff I've spent the last three years shouting from my seat in the alumni section, it just proves that Willie Martinez should've been fired the day after the 2005 Auburn game! Go 'Dawgs!
As with Georgia Tech's hiring of Al Groh, I greet Florida's hiring of the Arizona Cardinals' secondary coach neither with laughter nor with weeping. It's a perfectly respectable hire, but it doesn't scare me. I doubt seriously whether Coach Austin is an upgrade from Charlie Strong and I'm absolutely confident Todd Grantham is an improvement upon Willie Martinez, so at least we appear to have won the "offseason coaching change" portion of the competition. Go 'Dawgs!
They're just mad that we've finally gotten our revenge on them for Gary Gibbs. Go 'Dawgs!
There seems to be a disproportionate degree of emphasis on Joe Cox's performance, to the exclusion of paying proper attention to the atrocious play of the defense. I worry that Willie Martinez's job may not be nearly in the jeopardy we'd like to think it is. . . . Go 'Dawgs!
Boy, I hope Willie Martinez reads Dr. Saturday. Go 'Dawgs!
If that doesn't convince you Willie Martinez should be fired, nothing will. Go 'Dawgs!
His conclusion? There's blame enough to go around. Willie Martinez's defense may be struggling, but matters aren't being helped by offensive turnovers and special teams breakdowns.
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A Community Event is defined as an event occurring in an unincorporated area of San Diego County, sponsored by a bona fide California recognized nonprofit organization or any agency of the federal, State or local government that takes place at a fixed location for four (4) consecutive days or less and is open to the general public.
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CAYUGA, Ind. — "Baking with Lemons" was the theme of the 15th annual Bakersfest held earlier this month at the Vermillion County Fairgrounds. The Bakersfest is sponsored by the Vermillion County Extension Homemakers and the Purdue University Cooperative Extension in Vermillion County.
Homemakers County President Belva Conner opened the day's events by leading the pledge to the flag and the Homemakers Creed.
Becky Brown, Purdue University associate professor of linguists, gave a presentation on "French Food Culture from France to America." She discussed how people associate high-end cuisine and culinary expertise with French cooking.
Many of the beginnings of French cuisine actually originated in Italy with Catherine de Medici, an Italian aristocrat who married French King Henry II. She became queen of France and when she moved from Italy, she brought her chefs and bakers with her. Catherine also introduced the use of the fork to France.
The French also wrote cookbooks, such as the "Leviandier" in 1935 with Taillevent and "Le cuisinier francois" written in 1651. With the use of cookbooks, food preparation could be shared and could travel to many other parts of the world. The French opened the first restaurants in the 18th century and they also began training their own chefs.
China also had ancient manuscripts describing food preparation. One from the 8th century was a description on the art of drinking tea. China passed down its recipes orally, which could lead to ingredients being added or forgotten.
French food culture came to the United States through travelers, restaurants, literature, cookbooks, chefs and also visiting foreign dignitaries. Julia Child helped transcribe the French recipes into English and also hosted her own cooking show to help others learn the French preparation techniques.
Brown said a great way to garnish a crepe like the French is to sprinkle it with granulated sugar and then squeeze fresh lemon juice on it. That gives it that sweet–tart taste that makes it wonderful.
Alice Alderson, HHS educator of the Parke County Extension office, was the judge.
The winners for the 2012 Bakersfest contest were:
— Breads champion: Sheila Adams — Lemon Blueberry Drizzle Bread
— Cakes champion: Carolyn Stewart — Ina Garten's Lemon Cake
— Cookies champion: Belva Conner — Lemon Coconut Bars
— Muffins champion: Carolyn Stewart — Tuscan Lemon Muffins
— Pies champion: Carolyn Stewart — Whole Lemon Tart
Grand champion prize was won by Carolyn Stewart of Clinton, Ind. Reserve grand champion prize was won by Belva Conner of Hillsdale, Ind.
Whole Lemon Tart
(Carolyn Stewart)
1 ¾ cups flour
1/ 3 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup (1 ½ sticks) cold butter, chunked
1 tablespoon grated lemon rind
Preheat oven at 350 degrees. In food processor, combine flour, sugar, salt and lemon rind. Mix to blend.
Add butter pieces and pulse until incorporated and mixture turns to moist crumbs. Pour mixture into tart pan and press evenly over bottom and up sides of pan. Freeze shell for 15 minutes. Partially bake shell at 350 degrees for 10 minutes.
Lemon filling
2 lemons (about 4½ ounces each)
2 cups sugar
1 stick butter, cut into chunks
5 large eggs
2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon salt
Preheat the oven 350° F. Place the tart shell on a baking sheet.
Slice the lemons into thin wheels, remove any seeds. Pulse lemons, sugar and chunks of butter into a food processor until pureed. Add eggs, cornstarch and salt and pulse until the batter is smooth.
Pour filling into prepared tart shell. Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 minutes until light brown on top. Let cool on rack, and then chill in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
Lemon-Coconut Bars
(Belva Conner)
2 cups flour
1/2 cup chopped slivered almonds, toasted
1 cup powdered sugar, divided
1 cup sweetened flaked coconut
1 cup butter, soft
Lemon Chess Pie filling (recipe below)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Combine flour and 1/2 cup powdered sugar.
Cut butter into flour mixture with a pastry blender until crumbly.
Stir in almonds. Firmly press mixture into a lightly greased 13-by-9-inch pan.
Bake crust at 350F for 20 to 25 minutes or until light golden brown.
Lemon Chess Pie Filling
2 cups sugar
1/4 cup lemon juice
4 large eggs
1 tablespoon flour
1/4 cup butter, melted
1 tablespoon cornmeal
1/4 cup milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon zest
Whisk together all Lemon Chess Pie Filling ingredients. Makes 3 cups. Use immediately.
Stir filling and coconut together; pour over baked crust. Bake entire dish at 350F for 30 to 35 minutes or until set.
Cool in pan on a rack. Sprinkle evenly with remaining 1/2 cup powdered sugar, and cut into bars. Makes 32 bars.
A "Baking with Lemons" Bakersfest cookbook with the recipes from all the entrants is available for $2 at the Vermillion County Extension Office, P.O. Box 250, Newport IN 47966. Call (765) 492-5332.


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Police arrest four teenagers for calling in bomb threats at Putnam Middle School during January.
According to the Putnam Police Department, from Jan. 4 to 25, officers responded to four separate incidents of handwritten threats at the middle school.
Police said the threats mentioned bombs, while one of the threats included the reference of bringing a gun to school.
"Over the weekend, the police, who have been collaborating with us, and had been wonderful, let me know we had an arrest," said Putnam Superintendent of Schools Bill Hull.
Police said investigators solved three of the four cases and arrested four juveniles.
"The great thing about this is our kids are coming forward with information and our kids don't want this to happen because it interrupts the educational opportunities for everybody in the school," Hull said.
All four children are expected to appear in juvenile court sometime in the near future and are expected to face additional charges from the school.
While the threats are believed to be nothing more than childish pranks - and the work of copycats - the school district and the police are treating them as serious incidents.
"It's very unfortunate but what I am happy about is that Putnam takes it seriously and it's prepared," said Roxanne Sheldon, of Putnam
Anyone with information about the threats is asked to call police at 860-928-6565.
School safety will continue to be a hot topic in Putnam. Schools will be practicing a lockdown Wednesday, and Thursday night there will be a public forum on school security and safety inside the Middle School Auditorium.
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Hurricane Sandy wreaks havoc on small business as customers, workers are forced to stay away
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Crews used to dealing with hurricanes in Florida have been dispatched to the Northeast to help with the effects of Hurricane Sandy.
Sports sidesteps superstorm Sandy
Hurricane Sandy packs a wallop along the Northeast, but sports eludes its powerful punch
Experts see manageable storm costs for insurers
Financial analysts say the costs to insurers from Hurricane Sandy should be manageable
THE RACE: Storm disrupts campaigning on both sides
THE RACE: Hurricane Sandy sets up tricky political balancing act for both Obama and Romney
Crew of ship that went down in Sandy identified
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As winds and rain intensify throughout the region, officials are warning residents to expect prolonged power outages that could last several days.
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Gov. Bob McDonnell is asking for a federal emergency declaration to help state and local governments and other agencies respond to and recover from the impacts of Hurricane Sandy.
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As Sandy churns toward the D.C. area, local leaders are putting together plans for shelters.
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Sandy damages pier in downtown Ocean City, Md.
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District of Columbia government offices and schools will be closed Tuesday, and the D.C. Council has canceled its scheduled legislative meeting.
Transit agency suspends all service for Tuesday
The Maryland Transit Administration has suspended all service on Tuesday because of Hurricane Sandy.
Perdue declares state of emergency for western NC
Gov. Beverly Perdue issued a wider state of emergency Monday, this time for portions of western North Carolina that could see a foot of snow from a winter storm that is colliding with Hurricane Sandy.
Bay Bridge closed over Chesapeake Bay
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is closed because of Hurricane Sandy, but a bridge over Interstate 95 is still open.
Key Bridge in Baltimore closed
Transportation officials have closed the Key Bridge in Baltimore as Hurricane Sandy moves through the area.
Romney urges supporters to remember hurricane victims
Ocean City pier damaged by storm
Hurricane Sandy has done significant damage to the downtown pier in Ocean City.
Hurricane Sandy could delay release of jobs report
US Labor Dept. still hopeful it can release October jobs report Friday, but storm a factor
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Americans siding with Democrats on Iraq policy
Original post made by Albert on Apr 25, 2007
In addition, a nearly equal number believe that victory in Iraq isn't possible, and about only one in eight think the war has improved in the three months since Bush called for a troop increase there.
"They don't see the surge working," says Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart, who conducted the survey with Republican pollster Neil Newhouse. Instead, they are saying "we need to get out."
With those opinions, it's perhaps not surprising the poll also shows that the Democratic presidential front-runner who opposed the Iraq war from the start Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill. has gained ground on Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., who voted to authorize the war and hasn't apologized for it, despite her increasingly antiwar rhetoric.
And the candidate whose fortunes seem to be tied the most to the situation in Iraq Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. continues to trail former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani by double digits.
Bush has no right to continue the war in Iraq when an overwhelming majority of the American people oppose his war. Unless he terminates this war immediately, the Congress must remove him for office. A majority of the American people now support the impeachment of Bush and Cheney and the Democrats must follow their lead.
on Apr 26, 2007 at 7:11 am
These Bushies, almost to a man (or woman), did not serve in combat. I am daily aware that they are classic bullies, bemoaning "trial lawyers," but quick to sue you (or simply declare you an "enemy combatant" and slap you in jail) if you badmouth them; growling at "rogue regimes," but quick to send in the Marines simply to prove their muscle; fast at accusing you of treason for questioning their motives, but perfectly happy to question yours.
And then my thoughts turn dark, and I wonder just what would happen if John Yoo were held in a cell for several weeks, subjected to hypothermia, and forced to endure physical pain in intensity up to but not including organ failure? Would he consider it "quaint?" Would Dick Cheney be tough under a beating of rubber hoses filled with ball bearings, which don't break the skin, but do pulp the bones underneath, but certainly don't bring you to "organ failure" nor do they kill you? Would Alberto Gonzales hold out long stripped to his underwear, tied to a chair, with snarling dogs snapping at his genitalia after having been kept in solitary for several weeks? Or would he consider that "obsolete?"
Perhaps it is uncharitable of me. Perhaps it is my residual anger at having these people hijack my constitution and my country and the laws that I live by and the principals that have governed my country-and indeed Western civilization-for hundreds of years. Perhaps it is simply the desire for revenge. I don't know. I daily wonder how "vague" President Bush would find Article 3 if he were put it in a hood with electrodes on his hands and forced to stand barefoot on a metal plate, at the mercy of Shiite militants.
on Apr 26, 2007 at 7:38 am
I am a Vietnam vet and I am certain of one thing more than I've ever been certain of anything in my life:Bush, Cheney, and Co. ought to be tried as war ciminials and sent to jail for the rest of their lives.
If our country can't get its act together to impeach Bush (and impeachment is too mild a punishment for what he's done anyway), maybe the world needs to make a statement and put these people on trial.
on Apr 26, 2007 at 7:48 am
If Bush, Cheney and Co. are tried in the World Court in absentia and convicted, I believe that the US government, having ratified the geneva Convention, would be obligated to extradite them. I'm not an international law attorney, but I believe that if a country ratifies Geneva, it becomes the law of the land. What keeps me going in these dark days is the notion of Bush, Cheney and Co. spending the rest of their lives in jail after they leave office.


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Twospotted Fair Fly
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Gobies - which are much like sculpins - are an extremely common kind of fish in the shallow parts of all bodies of water - fresh and salt, still and running.
This particular species is extremely common in the shallow spring water in the Baltic area, and is one of the many items on the menu for sea trout.
There's a great picture on Fishbase.org
I have had good succes with my old Fair Fly, which on a good day can easily be taken for a goby, but after having seen my girlfriend Birgitte's snorkling pictures of the twospotted goby in its proper environment and heard her accounts of its large numbers, I wanted to tie something that was a little closer in size and color.
That meant a larger fly than my usual Fair Flies and a color scheme that was lighter than the nutria or mink I usually use for that pattern.
I dug into my storage of fur on skin and found a piece of rabbit, which I judged to have a suitable tone of brown. I usually defer from using rabbit for zonkers. Rabbit is too long haired for my general size of flies. But as this one was to be a bit larger, I thought less of hair length and more of color.


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The Cincinnati area chapter of the American Red Cross traveled across the Midwest to help with recent flooding.
Hundreds of people were forced to sleep in community shelters throughout Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Wisconsin where flooding caused heavy damage. Officials say heavy rainfall left many without power.
The Cincinnati chapter sent three volunteers to Peoria, Illinois, to assist in providing hot meals to those affected.
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Another Good Day for Women's Golf at Eagle Landing
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As round two of the 2010 JMU-Eagle Landing Invitational came to a close on Monday afternoon, the FGCU women's golf is sitting in sole possession of the fourth place on the team leaderboard. Individually, senior Amber Pedersen and freshman Briana Carlson are both in the top 10 overall.
Beating out Stetson (609), Kennesaw State (611), Chattanooga (611), Elon (613), East Carolina (614) and Kansas State (619) to finish out the top 10, the five-participant FGCU squad submitted a combined 607 (305-302), good for fourth place overall. The Eagles were in a two-way tie for fourth place with Stetson after the opening round of play but now sit two strokes ahead of the Hatters, and four strokes ahead of Kennesaw State and Chattanooga, heading into Tuesday's final round. Central Arkansas is still atop the leaderboard with a 596, South Florida is currently second with a 599, while Illinois is the only other school to beat out the Eagles with a 602.
Senior Amber Pedersen (St. Petersburg, Fla.) and freshman Briana Carlson (Inverness, Fla.) are leading the way for the Blue and Green at the three-round event. Pedersen sits in a three-way tie for sixth with a 148 (77-71), while Carlson is currently tied for tenth, with six other individuals, after submitting a two-round 150 (75-75).
The Eagles will look to climb the leaderboard in the final round of the three-day event, as the 2010 JMU-Eagle Landing Invitational comes to a close on Tuesday afternoon.
FGCU Two-Round Results
T6 Amber Pedersen (77-71) 148
T10 Briana Carlson (75-75) 150
T38 Lina Elmsater (77-78) 155
T43 Jessica Paulmann (76-80) 156
82 Katerina Toomalatai (87-78) 165
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1. Central Arkansas 596
2. South Florida 599
3. Illinois 602
4. Florida Gulf Coast 607
5. Stetson 609
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T6. Chattanooga 611
8. Elon 613
9. East Carolina 614
10. Kansas State 619
11. Jacksonville 620
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Strawberry-Ginger Punch
Published: June 2013 Servings: 6
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 12 ounces fresh strawberries, hulled, halved or quartered if large (about 3 cups), divided
- 1 3-inch piece ginger, peeled, thinly sliced, divided
- 1/2 cup (packed) fresh basil leaves, divided
- 1 1/2 cups brandy
- 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 2 12-ounce cans club soda
Nutritional Information
6 servings, 1 serving contains: Calories (kcal) 180 Fat (g) 0 Saturated Fat (g) 0 Cholesterol (mg) 0 Carbohydrates (g) 13 Dietary Fiber (g) 1 Total Sugars (g) 11 Protein (g) 1 Sodium (mg) 0
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Combine sugar, 1/2 cup strawberries, half of ginger, and 1/3 cup water in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve sugar. Reduce heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, until berries soften, about 3 minutes. Let cool. Strain and set syrup aside.
Muddle 2 cups strawberries, 1/4 cup basil, and remaining ginger in a large jar or bowl. Add brandy, lime juice, and reserved syrup and stir to combine. Chill at least 30 minutes and up to 2 hours to let flavors meld.
Strain mixture into a large punch bowl, pressing on solids to release as much liquid as possible.
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Having served my hours on the sandbag lines, I am perhaps entitled to say a thing or two about the Iowa and Midwestern floods of 2008 – the ones that displaced 24,000 people from their homes in Cedar Rapids and thousands more in towns like Waterloo and Anamosa and which have been more recently wreaking havoc along the Mississippi Valley.
There is a flood narrative going around Iowa newspapers, television stations, homes and churches and so on. It says that the floods were a conflict between humanity (some old-timers still say "Man") and "Nature" – an epic battle that had nothing to do with mere "politics."
It points proudly to the fact that Iowans put "politics "– defined largely as partisan division between Republicans and Democrats – aside to "pull together" behind the common struggle with the "natural disaster" imposed by the raging floodwaters of the Cedar, Iowa, Wapsipincon, and other rivers [1].
This is a flawed and authoritarian storyline containing some real kernels of truth.
It is true that "nature" dealt Iowa a tough hand with large-scale rain following a winter of record snowfalls that had yet to be absorbed before the deluges of June came.
It is true, of course, that people put ideological and partisan (and other: cultural, personal, racial, ethnic and the like) differences aside when they joined their labor power to build (and now dismantle) sandbag fortifications, to move people and their goods to higher ground, and to clean up flood-ravaged homes and facilities. No doubt about it.
It is also true that the division between Democrat and Republican does not seem terribly relevant to the floods.
But the deeper and darker reality is that these floods had politics – deeply understood – written all over them. Iowa was not simply assaulted by "Nature." The Midwestern floods of 2008, like Hurricane Katrina, are a societal and hence political (richly bipartisan, by the way) failure as well as a "natural disaster." Like Katrina, they were preceded by a long-gathering storm of misguided practices, policies and priorities.
There's the politics of anthropogenic climate change – the excessive human-generated carbon emissions that have heated the planet's temperature in ways that have increased storm activity and intensity and reduced the earth's capacity to absorb the rising rainfall that results. Higher atmospheric pressure increase levels of water vapor. Climate experts have been talking about this for many years. Their warnings have been suppressed and marginalized until (possibly) too late by dominant corporate political and media authorities – by the politics of state-capitalist thought control and elite-managed democracy.
There's the politics of class and geography. I'm talking about who lives on low ground and who lives on high ground. Go to any Iowa town along the Mississippi and do a real estate pricing and socioeconomic status comparison of the people who live in high-flood-risk areas and who resides up on the hills and you will see that the rich and powerful tend to live high and dry while the poor are much more vulnerable to the rolling wrath of Big Muddy.
There's the politics of war and empire. Highly working-class Iowa has lost more soldiers in Iraq per capita than any other American state, reflecting the fact that many of its National Guard reserves have been deployed in the illegal and unnecessary occupation of Mesopotamia. We certainly could have used some of those reserves back in the imperial "homeland" in the days and weeks preceding and following the floods.
There's the politics of urban development and sprawl– the profit- and automobile-driven corporate and real estate project of paving over ever more land that previously absorbed water, preventing it from running off to streams and rivers.
There's the politics of municipal and county autonomy and spoils, meaning that Iowa and other Midwestern states lack a uniform and integrated flood risk management system – something that pits towns, counties, and rural districts against each other in the race to build the biggest and most effective levees, driving up water pressure downstream.
There's the politics of toxic chemicals, widely used over and against environmentalist warnings in U.S. industry and agriculture. Such chemicals have left a fetid stew of poisonous waste across flood-damaged areas in water-ravaged towns and fields across the Midwest.
Last but not least, there's the politics of agricultural profit and federal farm subsidy. Iowa plants an enormous, globally unmatched amount of corn and soybeans, crops that demand a massive amount of water for high yields. That water has to be drained quickly.
To reduce the water running into rivers and streams, the river-rich state of Iowa needs more rural landscape containing clover, alfalfa, wetlands, and other long-term rotation crops. The leading dominant policy and profit incentives – the Ethanol boom included – right now are pushing farmers in the wrong direction: fence-post to fence-post corn and soybean cultivation.
Now that the floods of 2008 have swept away the rich top soil on many low-lying farms, the federal government should buy up inundated lands and turn them into permanent wetlands. It should refuse to repair many ruined levees, many of which just up the flood ante in an age of rising water. We need to value long-term sustainability and rational regional planning over the short-sighted priorities of private profit and local privilege. We're all in this together – ask the displaced working people of Cedar Rapids.
Paul Street is a writer and author in Iowa City, IA. His next book is Barack Obama and the Future of American Politics (order at http://www.paradigmpublishers.com/Books/BookDetail.aspx?productID=186987) Paul can be reached at [email protected].
1. It is not widely known that Iowa is a very watery state. Fully bordered by water both west (the Missouri River) and east (the Mississippi), it is home to nine river basins.


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- Test Maker - This online test making site works well for creating quizzes and practice questions with time limits.
- GMAT Practice Questions - Platinum GMAT, a test prep service, offers hundreds of free GMAT practice questions (with answers) that can be used to create your own free GMAT prep tests.
Seeking out a selection of free GMAT prep classes may allow you to develop your own course of study. For example, if you need help with math, you can focus on courses that cover this topic. Or if you need help with the verbal section, you could explore courses that include instruction in writing or sentence correction. A few free courses that you could try include:
- Free GMAT Math Course I - This free GMAT math course consists of ten practice questions and prep tips delivered to your email address over a period of ten days.
- Free GMAT Math Course II - A follow-up to the above course, this prep course contains ten more questions and test tips and is delivered to your email inbox.
- Free GMAT Classes and Events - Manhattan GMAT periodically offers free GMAT classes and events around the country. Some classes are also made available to international students.
- Free Self-Assessment Course - If you aren't sure which areas of the test you need to practice for, this series of free self-assessment modules will help you find the gaps.
If you don't have time to make your own GMAT prep materials, you can find premade materials by clicking on the link below. All of the materials on the following list are useful and available free of charge:
7 Free GMAT Materials