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Barbary Coast Gold Rush - Minhas Craft Brewery
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1.75/5 rDev -38.6%
05-09-2014 03:20:57 | More by XmnwildX12
3/5 rDev +5.3%
01-13-2014 01:52:23 | More by Shafaegalo
2.75/5 rDev -3.5%
06-26-2013 12:29:09 | More by JamLand
3.5/5 rDev +22.8%
05-25-2013 16:12:16 | More by Slatetank
New York
3.25/5 rDev +14%
05-05-2013 13:35:14 | More by Noelito76
2.75/5 rDev -3.5%
03-27-2013 10:20:15 | More by bigbeers84
2.15/5 rDev -24.6%
Hmm... How old is this beer? Last years holiday leftovers?
Found it among a cooler shelf of random singles at Warehouse Liquors for $2 and change. Guess we're about to find out... honestly not expecting much from Minhas. Label says "1996, MDII" on it, and "iceless fermentation" oddly enough.
First whiff out of the bottle is sweet oxidized malt. It pours a deep amber color, with a feeble patch of skim on the surface and a few stray bubbles rising.
Tastes a bit strange, sweet and tea like, honeyed malt mostly and a touch of something floral. Vague fruit candy sweetness. Seems like any given Euro strong lager past its prime. A little yeast fruitiness, though the flavors merely sit there and don't coalesce at all. Watery and a touch metallic also. Not recommended.
10-13-2012 21:28:46 | More by emerge077
2.75/5 rDev -3.5%
10-12-2012 10:45:08 | More by bzach
1.5/5 rDev -47.4%
08-16-2012 00:42:57 | More by jds16
3/5 rDev +5.3%
01-30-2012 01:01:07 | More by Goldfishman
1.5/5 rDev -47.4%
01-06-2012 08:35:43 | More by areich6
3/5 rDev +5.3%
12-30-2011 09:26:20 | More by SargeC
New York
3/5 rDev +5.3%
12-18-2011 16:15:39 | More by casualfan
3/5 rDev +5.3%
12-02-2011 04:36:32 | More by rab53
New York
1.75/5 rDev -38.6%
A - Mandarin amber brown. Very little head.
S - Light sweet malt. Mild barney character.
T - Sweet acorn squash. Strong, artificial, almost plastic taste. Slightly sour.
M - Watery body. Sweet finish.
D - Poor flavor and body kill the drinkability.
02-09-2011 04:29:19 | More by vfgccp
3.53/5 rDev +23.9%
Honey amber with a creamy tan head. Untoasted grain and sweet malt in the nose. Barley and honey flavors with a faint touch of earthy hop bittering. Medium light bodied and creamy with fizzy carbonation. This is the last of the strange historical beers 12 pack and they were all pretty mundane, this one is the pick of the litter I think.
05-09-2010 02:21:57 | More by biggred1
3.3/5 rDev +15.8%
Came from a beers of America 12 pack. Pours a hazy copper color that produced a slightly off white foamy head that faded very fast to a ring around the top of the beer. A medium-low amount of carbonation. Smells very similar to many other Minhas beers. I pick up lots of malts and slight sweet smell. At first I taste some carmel malts...and that's about it. A very weak finish. Slightly smooth mouthfeel. It is a pretty okay beer. Very drinkable, not great but not bad.
02-06-2010 22:33:10 | More by Brettster
2.05/5 rDev -28.1%
Barbary Coast Gold Rush
got this in a 'beers of america' pack
this is a pretty dull beer. nothing much to say about it besides the (mostly) negative flavor notes. 'metallic' 'dirty' and 'watery' are words i would use to describe the gold rush.
it's a nice copper color with a tiny little head that disappears after a few seconds. the smell is bready and lightly malty. the taste is bready, toasty, earthy, malty, sweet. it has this earthy dirt taste that puts me off. it's bitter and citrus/tangy.
overall, it just tastes like citrusy, bready sweat.
the mouthfeel is watery and dry. it was unenjoyable. i will not be drinking this stuff again.
01-04-2010 22:25:07 | More by vdread
3.63/5 rDev +27.4%
From the "Beers of America" Six Pack.
A: Pours a clear amber with an impossibly large white head that takes a long time to settle and clumps on the side of the glass.
S: Some sharp, sweet yeasts, caramels, and wheat malts.
T: Light caramel malt flavor, a watery body and an afterthought of hops.
M: Slightly watery with medium carbonation upfront.
D: Not bad. I certainly like this steam beer better than Anchor.
12-27-2009 06:42:20 | More by thekanna
3.38/5 rDev +18.6%
Part of a historical beers of America gift set that my brother, dad and I received as a gift for Christmas.
Pours a somewhat hazy golden amber color with about a finger of liht beige head. Doesn't keep very well, with not much more than a rimjob at the edge of the glass.
Smell is pretty weak and bland. Some buttery caramel and indistinguishable fruit, but not much more.
Taste is better, with more buttery caramel flavor than the smell offered. A bit of floral, fruity hops provide some balance. It's not all that interesting but has enough flavor to go down easily.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and smooth enough, with a decent creaminess. A little heavy in the finish actually, not as crisp as I'd like.
This is nothing all that special but it's decent enough. Smooth and easy drinking.
12-26-2009 01:17:29 | More by number1bum
New York
2.48/5 rDev -13%
Presentation: This is one of six beers from an eighteen pack labeled Beer of America, Historical Collection. The 18 pack also came with a nice book titled, The History of Beer in America. It was poured from a brown 12oz bottle into a pint glass. There appears to be no freshness date on the bottle.
Appearance: It has an amber colored body with some visible carbonation. The head on top is light, fluffy and tall. It is off white in color and it is slows to fade, leaving some spotty lacing on the glass as I drink.
Smell: The aroma is full of lemony citrus and leafy hops with sweet candy like sweet malt flavors underneath. Also I am picking up a light mineral like presence.
Taste/Palate: Leafy and mineral hop notes are up first with some smooth buttery, sweet honey and caramel malts in the middle. The finish has moderate hop bitterness and lemony/orange citrus hops as well as more odd mineral notes. It has a solid medium body with lively, almost fizzy carbonation.
Notes: The only thing that comes close the style is the appearance. After that it goes way off the map. It is drinkable but boring and I have noticed that all the beers in this mixed 18 pack are oddly similar to each other. The best part of this 18 pack is the book that came with it.
10-08-2009 18:11:33 | More by generallee
2.3/5 rDev -19.3%
Bottle poured into a pint glass produced a short lived head that disappeared to nothing (no lace). The brew was nice amber in color.
Not too much in the way of aroma, light sweat malts was all I got as I drank this brew. This is sweat malt tasting brew as well, no hops in it at all. A little sour not dose appear in the end. Good carbonation and light in the mouthfeel department.
This is not one I seek out again It really doesn't do much for me. It did drink real easy so you could session it but I wouldn't want to
09-17-2009 17:57:18 | More by joepais
2.63/5 rDev -7.7%
Part of a mixed 18 pack of beers (got as a gift from Sam's Club, I think).
Appearance: Poured from the 12 oz bottle into a pint glass. The beer is amber in color with an off white head (about 1/2 inch). Head fades to a partial ring around the glass with no lacing. Pretty meh looking beer.
Smell: Nothing overly discernable, some lightly sweet caramel malt. No aromatic hop notes.
Taste: Some malty flavors (slightly sweet, some caramel, and yeasty bread). No hop notes. A bit bland.
Mouthfeel: Thin in body, light carbonation. Not overly exciting.
Drinkability: An easy drinking beer, not too exciting. When I think California Common/Steam beer I think Anchor Steam as the benchmark. This one misses by a lot.
03-22-2009 18:16:43 | More by BigRedN
2.83/5 rDev -0.7%
A: Pours a very clear copper color with little head or retention. No lacing to speak of either. I am amazed by the carbonation on this thing.
S: The malt is very present mixed with some corn smells that remind me of a macro. Slight sweetness to round things out.
T: Taste is sweeter than I expected. However, the malt flavors seem subdued.
M: Very clean and thin. Heavy carbonation is present and adds a bit ofa bite.
D: This is easy to drink, although the taste is not the best. Would be okay on a hot summer day.
02-11-2009 01:35:54 | More by CMW
2.98/5 rDev +4.6%
12 oz. brown bottle is part of "Beers of America" sampler pack. I've had this beer several times over the years as people buy this for me as a gift.
No freshness dating can be found. Poured into Nonic pint glass.
Appearance: deep copper colored body with off-white beige head, which retains itself somewhat throughout most of the beer. Streams of carbonation bubbles off the bottom with spotty lacing on the glass sides.
Smell: scents are relatively light with sweet caramel malts and distant hops. There's also a hard water odor in the background.
Taste: flavors are somewhat flat with caramel, stale crackers and an indistinguishable hop profile.
Mouthfeel: on the watery side, light body with slight overcarbonation. Definite dryness at the finish.
Drinkability: nothing overly offensive, but nothing seems worth seeking out again. Flavors are flat and body is overly assertive with carbonation.
01-26-2009 18:14:22 | More by Procrastinator
Barbary Coast Gold Rush from Minhas Craft Brewery
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Leroy Greene Academy in Natomas was among 109 charter schools that opened in California this school year, pushing the number to more than 1,000 charters, according to the California Charter Schools Association.
By opening Leroy Greene Academy, Natomas Unified joined other state school districts that have opened their own charter schools in the face of stiff competition for students from independent charters.
School board president Lisa Kaplan said the newly revamped school will help the district compete with charter schools and will help make Natomas Unified a district of choice.
Fewer schools are being built in California and more and more often school district officials are looking to put charters in existing facilities, said Natomas Unified Superintendent Chris Evans.
The Leroy Greene Academy replaces Leroy Greene Middle School, which was shuttered at the end of the 2009-10 school year because of structural problems, according to district officials. The school also had been failing academically for a number of years.
"We needed to find a way to get our middle school to succeed," Kaplan said.
So, the district opted for the funding and flexibility that charter schools allow, Evans said. He said this includes the ability to choose textbooks, curriculum and staff.
Kaplan said the teachers at Leroy Greene Academy are not currently in a union but have the option to petition to join one if they choose.
"In our case, we had a school that was closed and we were going to open it," Evans said. "Why not take the opportunity to open it as a charter school?"
The school offers a visual arts and technology program, as well a business and marketing program. The 202 seventh- and eighth-grade students including two of Evans' children attend one hour longer than their counterparts at the other district schools.
The district will add a new grade at the school each year until it houses grades seven through 12. It will eventually have about 750 students.
Enrollment in California's charter schools increased by 17 percent over last year.
The schools now serve more than 484,000 students at 1,065 schools the highest number of charter schools and charter school students of any state in the country, according to a report released by the California Charter Schools Association last week.
"This growth comes despite intense funding, facilities and authorizing challenges faced by charter schools," said a news release from the organization.
More than 70,000 students were on waiting lists for charters last school year, according to its officials.
Once again this school year a majority of charters that opened are in the Los Angeles area 40. Sonoma County added 12 new charters, San Diego County 10 and Alameda County six.
The Sacramento region added six new charters this school year, two fewer than it did last year. Three of them, with a total of 401 students, are in the city of Sacramento. The three others, with a total of 806 students, are in Placer County.
The foothills have gained schools that primarily focus on independent study, while two of the three new urban charters mainly focus on closing the minority achievement gap.
Sacramento's new charters include Leroy Greene Academy in Natomas, as well as Oak Park Preparatory and William Lee College Prep in the Oak Park neighborhood.
Placer County's charters include Forest Charter School, Alta Vista Community Charter School and Placer County Pathways Charter School.
Two charter schools in the region closed before the beginning of the school year: Gold Oaks Arts Charter in El Dorado County and the California Aerospace Academy, an independent charter in the Twin Rivers Unified School District.
Gold Oaks Arts Charter closed because of financial difficulties, while the California Aerospace Academy did not renew its charter, according to the California Charter Schools Association.
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You Ain't Nothin' But A Hound Dogs Recipe
Planning a Fabulous '50s party to surprise my sister for her birthday got me humming. Recalling popular songs from the decade gave me the idea for a clever name for the chili dogs I served. Like Elvis' tune, they were a big hit! -Judy Nix, Toccoa, Georgia
- 1/2 pound ground beef
- 2 tablespoons chopped onion
- 3/4 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup water
- 1-1/2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 3/4 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 8 hot dogs, cooked
- 8 hot dog buns, split
- In a large saucepan, cook the beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the ketchup, water, Worcestershire sauce, chili powder, pepper and cayenne. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes or until mixture reaches desired thickness.
- Place hot dogs in buns; top each with about 2 tablespoons beef mixture. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as You Ain't Nothin' But A Hound Dogs in Taste of Home October/November 2002, p39
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Donors are giving an average of $1 million a month to Ohio U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown and his main Republican challenger, state Treasurer Josh Mandel (man-DEHL').
Multiple news outlets report that new campaign finance reports filed Tuesday show that the two raised a total of about $3 million during the last quarter of 2011. Democrat Brown gathered almost $1.6 million in campaign money while Mandel collected more than $1.4 million.
As he seeks a second term, incumbent Brown finished the quarter with just over $5 million on hand. The GOP hopeful had about $4.1 million in the bank.
Before he can face off against Brown, Mandel must beat five other Republicans in a March 6 primary.


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Nose is an inviting peat smoke onslaught. Palate, wow, damn that's some good smokey stuff. The finish -- did I mention this is hugely smokey whisky? Big surprise, I know. Like last year's Supernova, this one almost requires a toothbrush to end the finish. I liked the debut version more -- particularly because of the tingle of powdered-sugar sweetness it has -- but I do like this for sure. Just make sure you're in the mood!
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A chance meeting between a New Bern businessman and a leader of the Military Order of the Purple Heart eight years ago blossomed into a major local fundraising project.
Wounded Warriors Leave Fundraiser has raised more than $2 million to give recovering wounded Marines a most special Christmas gift -a trip home for the holidays.
Steve Tyson's business is real estate and his community involvement includes being a Craven County commissioner. With military service of his own, he often attends functions involving veterans.
Jim Casti of Newport is a retired Marine and multiple winner of the Purple Heart. He is a leader in the nonprofit organization for combat-wounded veterans.
The two were seated beside each other at a 2005 military fundraiser in Havelock, an event unrelated to the Purple Heart group. Their conversation set the stage for what has become an annual holiday event in New Bern -the Wounded Warrior Christmas Leave Fundraiser. This year, it is Dec. 11 at the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center.
It buys airline tickets, hotel rooms, rental cars, bus tickets or whatever is necessary to get Eastern North Carolina wounded Marines together with their families for Christmas.
"He (Jim) had gone to the Wounded Warriors barracks at Camp Lejeune and asked the Marines what they wanted for Christmas. A lot of them said they wanted to go home for Christmas," Tyson said of his initial meeting with Casti. "The Marines had all that they needed at the barracks, but they just wanted to go home. Honestly, if you live in California, a ticket during the holidays can be a thousand or more dollars."
So, Casti took on the project and made it happen.
After hearing the story, Tyson called Casti the next day and asked if he could start a small fundraiser in New Bern.
"That is how it began. Jim said he would love to do it and he would bring some of the wounded Marines to the event," Tyson said. About 25 of the wounded Marines came from Lejeune the first year and that has been an ongoing part of the event each year.
"It is a special time," Tyson said. "People get into the Christmas spirit when they know they are helping someone who truly deserves it. The Marines certainly appreciate it. We have so many veterans here that people are certainly more military-friendly here than in your typical community."
There have been as many as 500 people attend previous fundraisers, but Tyson said last year the numbers were down, because of the economy. Tyson hopes for increased attendance this year for the 6 p.m. event.
"The more people who come, the more Marines we can help," he said.
The evening is casual, with appetizers, drinks and Christmas and patriotic music. Those attending can talk to any of the Marines.
"We have a lot of people from different parts of the country here, so if there is a Wounded Warrior from Missouri, there is probably somebody in the audience that is from Missouri," he said.
Tyson recalled another function he attended a few years ago in River Bend, which solidified his belief in the project.
A former Wounded Warrior from another part of the country sought him out and thanked him and the group for a holiday trip home he had been afforded. That Marine, who was wounded in Iraq, later chose this area as his new home.


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69- year old Janice Schebek is fed up with the abandoned homes in her neighborhood, at least 10 of them are boarded up on E. 53rd St. in Cleveland, and she has proof that they're dangerous.
Last April three five pound bricks came tumbling off the chimney of the abandon house next door right onto Janice's car parked right in the driveway.
"I was scared. I was angry. I was upset. If that would have hit me in the head. I wouldn't be here," says Schebek.
The bricks broke her front and back car windows and damaged the car roof. Luckily she has insurance, but still had to shell out $250.
She's says she been complaining to the city about the abandoned home next door as well as the one behind her home for several years.
Schebek even called Councilman Anthony Bracatelli to try to get help. "I complained about the house constantly," she says.
Earlier this month Schebek wrote a letter to Mayor Jackson's office about the abandoned home problem, including the 60-foot tree on the property of the abandoned home behind hers.
Schebek says this is the same tree that back in 2005, then Mayor Jane Campbell's office wrote up as being a danger and cited it for removal.
But, 8 years later it's still standing. "My concern is that it's going to fall on me. every time there's a storm I'm paranoid. I've got the dogs leash and me laying by the couch sleeping. I don't ever sleep in my bedroom upstairs cause I'm afraid it's going to fall, says Schebek.
She's afraid this problem is only going to get worse if officials don't fix things fast.
"They all say the same, it's a time process, because it's a zombie house. They can't do anything about it right now. It will take time . How much time do they need? Are they going to wait till it falls," explains Schebek.
Councilman Bracatelli says he contacted another department to handle the tree.
Officials left Janice a form that says the tree has to be on her property and her income has to be a certain amount in order for the tree to be removed.
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By PENNY CLUTE
---- — I've seen countless defendants in 33 years as lawyer and judge.
Most people charged with crime will plead guilty to something and will not go to trial. If allowed, they will stand quietly in court and plead guilty without admitting anything. Particularly in sex offenses or domestic violence, they will minimize their own behavior and blame the victim.
All of us make mistakes in life, especially when under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Sometimes, it is serious enough to break the law and to harm others. It is how the person responds to their wrongdoing that is the real measure of character. It says a great deal when people take responsibility for their actions, learn from their mistakes and change their behavior.
Some defendants immediately accept responsibility; they are honest and contrite about their behavior and are ready to change. This is relatively rare.
Others will respond to the expectations put on them by the court system. Many defendants are experts at manipulating, denying, minimizing and blaming others. This certainly applies to domestic-violence defendants but also to alcoholics, substance abusers and sex offenders. They've all been living dual lives, keeping secrets and avoiding responsibility.
Whether the defendants are charged with a sex offense, domestic violence, driving while intoxicated or another crime, many will avoid facing themselves and what they have done for as long as they are allowed to do so. That is human nature.
Accountability can start in court. A defendant who does not admit the facts of what he did is not likely to be a positive participant in a batterer's, sex-offender or substance-abuse program.
Not every defendant will change, but the possibility of doing so is maximized by requiring admissions. A good time to break through the denial and minimization is in the courtroom at the guilty plea.
A judge who requires factual admissions in a plea allocution will get them. If no admissions are required to plead guilty, usually none will be made. In my experience, people will not admit their criminal behavior unless required to do so. Another way of saying it is: Defendants take the easy way out when allowed to.
When I was judge, I spent a lot of effort trying to get defendants to comply with the treatment programs they needed. Treatment conditions for drugs and for mental-health issues were often required for pre-trial release while a case was pending and also as sentence conditions if the person pleaded guilty.
My goal was for the defendant to learn, change and not repeat the criminal behavior. The odds of that happening, of the treatment program being a real opportunity that the defendant benefits from, are greatly increased if they actually admit the facts of what they are pleading guilty to.
If defendants are allowed to continue denying, that denial can last for months. It is unrealistic to expect treatment programs to be effective if they are sent clients who are not ready to be there. The denial prevents defendants from learning anything and interferes with the progress of others in the group.
Even if the defendant's behavior does not change, there are other reasons the community benefits when there are detailed factual admissions. Especially in child sex abuse and other sexual offenses, the defendant may have told the victim that no one will believe her and may have told his family that the victim is lying. Family and friends of both of them may have chosen sides, some doubting the truth of the accusation.
To hear those defendants reach the point where they admit the truth of what they previously said was a false allegation can be an immense benefit for the victim, dispels the stereotype that children and women frequently make false accusations and helps educate everyone.
For the defendant, being honest allows you to move forward, to change, perhaps to make amends. The future does not have to be the same as the past, and you can choose not to defined by your past.
In the words of Irish poet and philosopher John O'Donohue, "Your identity is not the same as your biography."
Penny Clute has been an attorney since 1973. She was the Clinton County district attorney from 1989 through 2001, then Plattsburgh City Court judge until she retired in January 2012.


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Week in, week out, it feels as though the same storyline is repeated: Juventus have to win this week. This will be the week that they turn the season around. And when they won two in a row, with the second a 1-0 victory over Inter Milan, it seemed that the Old Lady had found a way to redeem herself, that she'd manage to find a way into the Champions League positions.
Now, almost exactly a month later, Juventus have lost the plot once again. They've lost their last three matches and, even more tellingly, have failed to score in each of them. They're down a blind alley and they can't craft a suitable twist that enables Miloš Krasić to find a rope, grab Alessandro Matri and swing across the brick wall to safety. The analogy might seem silly, yet it perfectly encapsulates Juventus: players trapped in the final third of the pitch, unable to find that creative twist that enables a goal.
After losing Fabio Quagliarella for the rest of the season, then breaking Luca Toni as soon as they brought him on (he's fine now; they've used some super glue and think the patch will hold for a few more weeks), it seemed as though Juventus had found a solution when they bought Matri from Cagliari. He scored two goals against his former club before providing the winner against Inter, but since that match, Matri has fizzled out, with both he and Krasić easily shut down.
As for Cesena, the Seahorses are flying high these days. Seven points from three matches have lifted them out of the drop zone, although barely -- they're still tied on points with Lecce. A win over Juventus would provide a safety net for Cesena, and although they might not be daring to dream (after all, every week is the week Juventus could turn this around), it may be as simple as concentrating on neutralizing the Juventus attack. With Gigi Delneri intent on playing a 4-4-2 week in, week out, it's become almost too easy for the opposition to shut them out.
Recently, the best match for Juventus was against Cagliari, when they fielded a 4-1-4-1 with Matri in front. Should Delneri return to such a strategy, he might save both his job and a European position for the club. But just a simple change, such as Alex Del Piro returning to the starting XI, will likely not be enough for a Juventus victory. In that case, Gigi should have his suitcases packed.


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A Lincoln County Superior Court jury sentenced a Crouse man to a minimum of 180 months in prison in connection with the sexual assault of a young girl in January of 2012.
Eddy Shane Heavner, 35, of Crouse was convicted of Statutory Rape, Statutory Sexual Offense, and Taking Indecent Liberties with a Minor, according to a news release from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office.
The Superior Court judge sentenced Heavner to no less than 180 months to a maximum of 276 months in prison.
He was placed in the Harven A. Crouse Detention Center on Friday then transported to the Department of Corrections Central Prison in Raleigh on Saturday.
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Villages Hospital and shopping center nearby.
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Defending champions Czech Republic proved too strong for a depleted Japanese side and ran out a comfortable 5-0 winner in Tokyo
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Gael Monfils (FRA) hits a stunning forehand winner on the run in the live fifth rubber against Peter Gojowczyk (GER) in Nancy
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Close to 300,000 unique IP addresses from Iran requested access to google.com using a rogue certificate issued by Dutch digital certificate authority DigiNotar, according to an interim report by security firm, Fox-IT, released on Monday.
The rogue certificate, issued on July 10 by DigiNotar, was finally revoked on Aug. 29.
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"Around 300.000 unique requesting IPs to google.com have been identified," Fox-IT said in the report. On Aug. 4, the number of requests rose quickly until the certificate was revoked on Aug. 29. Of these IP addresses, more than 99 percent originated from Iran.
The list of IP addresses will be handed over to Google who can inform users that their email might have been intercepted during this period, Fox-IT said.
Not only the email itself but also a login cookie could have been intercepted, it added. Using this cookie the hacker is able to log in directly to the Gmail mailbox of the user and other services from Google.
"The login cookie stays valid for a longer period," Fox-IT said. It would be wise for all users in Iran to at least logout and login, but even better change passwords, it added.
A sample of the IP addresses outside of Iran during the period were mainly Tor-exit nodes, proxies and other VPN servers, and almost no direct subscribers, according to the report which analyzed OCSP (Online Certificate Status Protocol) request logs.
Current browsers perform an OCSP check as soon as the browser connects to an SSL website protected through the HTTPS protocol.
Tor is a distributed anonymous network used by people to prevent being tracked by websites or to connect to instant messaging services and other services when these are blocked by their local Internet service providers.
A total of 531 digital certificates were issued for domains that included google.com, the CIA, and Israel's Mossad.
The list of domains and the fact that 99 percent of the users are in Iran suggest that the objective of the hackers was to intercept private communications in Iran, Fox-IT said.
Google said on Aug. 29 that it received reports of "attempted SSL man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks" against Google users, whereby someone tried to get between them and encrypted Google services. The people affected were primarily located in Iran.
The attacker used a fraudulent SSL certificate issued by DigiNotar which has since revoked it, Google said in a blog post.
Trend Micro, another security firm, said on Monday that domain validation.diginotar.nl was mostly loaded by Dutch and Iranian Internet users until Aug. 30. Domain name validation.diginotar.nl is used by Internet browsers to check the authenticity of SSL certificates that are issued by DigiNotar.
DigiNotar is a small Dutch certification authority with customers mainly in the Netherlands. "We, therefore, expect this domain name to be mostly requested by Dutch Internet users and perhaps a handful of users from other countries but certainly not by a lot of Iranians," Trend Micro's senior threat researcher, Feike Hacquebord, said in a blog post.


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UFC numbers are down across the board in 2012, but new data from key demographics such as young males and females of all ages suggest the interest in the UFC (and MMA in general) is rising, the gap...
The UFC was nominated for their second-ever Sports Business Journal award Monday, up for Sports Event Of The Year.
UFC Chairman Lorenzo Fertitta and President Dana White make the list of "50 Most Influential People In Sports Business" for their contributions to the world of mixed martial arts.
John Ourand of the Sports Business Journal sees a smoking hot market for live sports rights. How much is that likely to benefit the Pac-12 as it negotiates its own media rights?
Sports Business Journal has its annual breakdown of bowl gifts, including those provided by the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. This year the Eagles will be provided Sony noise-cancelling headphones, a Fossil watch, a cap, an Ogio backpack and a $100 Levi's gift certificate.
The Sports Business Journal compiled a list of the 50 most influential players in sports business and no one in MMA or boxing made the list.
MMA fans skew young and wealthy
The Sports Business Daily broke the story that Wells Fargo has requested to have the Wachovia name taken off of the presently-titled Wachovia Championship in May.
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North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory's administration is giving teachers the chance to earn a $10,000 bonus for sharing best practices with their peers across the state.
McCrory and state Superintendent June Atkinson announced the Governor's Teacher Network to encourage teachers across the state to share best practices to help advance the state's Race to the Top efforts.
About 450 teachers will be selected through a "rigorous" application process to serve for one year as content experts for Race to the Top initiatives. The program will begin this summer.
"The Governor's Teacher Network is a fantastic opportunity for teacher leaders to offer their very best thinking and expertise to support their peers across the state," McCrory. said "Their work will directly result in North Carolina teachers having access to more resources that will help them help students achieve at greater levels. Best of all, these resources will be designed for NC teachers, by NC teachers."
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A MAN needed stitches after being attacked by a group of youths in Clacton town centre.
The 57-year-old victim was verbally assaulted, before the group of young attackers pushed him to the floor and hit him in the head with a stick.
It happened in an alley between High Street and Rosemary Road at about 5.30pm on Wednesday January 22.
The blow with the stick left the man needing stitches to his head and he was taken to Colchester General Hospital by paramedics.
Investigating officer PC Keith Rowland said: "This man had to spend the night in hospital where he received stitches to a head wound.
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Sausage Cake
1 lb. bulk sausage (raw)
2 c. sugar
2 ½ c. flour
1 c. raisins
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1 t. soda
1 t. cinnamon
1 t. nutmeg
1 t. allspice
1 t. cloves
¾ chopped nuts
Mix all ingredients for cake by hand in a large mixing bowl. Bake in a greased 9 x 12 pan at 350 degrees for 30 40 minutes (until toothpick inserted in center of cake comes out fairly dry).
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Parks advocacy group index says East Side lacks green space
Open space is lacking on Manhattan's East Side, according to an index published Wednesday by New Yorkers for Parks.
"The East Side has one of the lowest amounts of open space in the city," said Holly Leicht, the advocacy group's executive director.
The new index gives a snapshot of open space resources from 14th Street to 96th Street and between the East River and Central Park, where some 300,000 people live.
The index found that only 51 percent of residents in Council District 4, on the western half of the East Side, live near pocket or neighborhood parks. In District 5, along the waterfront, three-fourths of residents live near neighborhood parks but only 13 percent live near large parks.
Covering more than 350 blocks, the group's survey revealed that the East Side's waterfront in particular needs improvement, Leicht said.
But, finding actual room for improvement throughout the area will be difficult.
"It's such a densely-built neighborhood," Leicht said. "A lot of what we're calling for in the report is an innovative approach to create more open space."
Leicht said the city's East Midtown rezoning plans, among other new private projects, present opportunities to improve and create more open space.
Funding for the index was provided by City Council members Daniel Garodnick and Jessica Lappin, who represent districts on the East Side.
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Barnaby/Hradek: Dumb & Dumber I can't even begin to diagnose the stupidity. Theodore "catches it in a weird way." McPhee should get Clemmensen. McPhee should have traded for Khabibulin (6.75M cap hit anyone?) McPhee shouldn't have let Huet go for "almost the same money" (nevermind the extra two years). Can't believe these guys are pulling down a paycheck.
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Is this the same board that last year hired the superintendent from Mountain View with a controversial history and gave him a salary of $204,000?
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on Jul 24, 2012 at 12:54 pm
Yes. And the same Board Member who just voted to give the construction company another $50,000 to finish Hillview on time even though they were obligated to do so under the contract.
on Jul 24, 2012 at 1:12 pm
Yes, and while the jury is still out on how he perform in the long term, so far it looks like a solid hire for the school district. The school board works hard on behalf of our students but I didn't always believe that. I was a skeptic who assumed they were all resume-builders with hidden agendas until I started paying attention and attending every board meeting. I now realize they're a group of smart, talented individuals who are passionate about providing quality education within our community. That's it. I don't want to be on the school board, that's for sure, so I'm thankful to those who do and who represent our District's interests so well. This is a tough time in California for public education, so many of the decisions that will be made going forward (particularly with November's vote) will need to be carefully considered. Glad to know this group will do that.
on Jul 25, 2012 at 8:50 pm
We are VERY lucky to have Maria and Jeff run again for this position. "Bob" and "Unbelievable", how 'bout YOU guys run for office? If you only knew the rigors, the
time commitment and the many stressful decisions that need to be made by this crew,
all in the name of our kids, while VOLUNTEERING. Don't forget how great this school system really is, it's embarrassing for any of us to criticize anything regarding our schools. If you want to gripe, go after our "vibrant downtown" or El Camino Real, perhaps some changes need to happen THERE.
on Jul 27, 2012 at 12:32 pm
Are you kidding??? No one else can run! If you haven't been vetted by the Menlo Atherton Education Foundation you will NEVER have a chance to serve on the Board of Education. No one will challenge these folks because it's a hand-picked, closed process and if you dare to try you will be ostracized from the school community. If Jeff and Maria run, NO ONE else will challenge them. So let's not hear any more about these overworked, underappreciated martyrs.
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ABC Enters Full Cheerleading Mode for Leftist Protests 'Growing in Size and Diversity'
ABC stepped up its promotion Sunday night on behalf of the far-left protesters, which they failed to label, making a special effort to explain and frame their grievances – a service they never provided to the Tea Party. "Tonight, the anger spreads," anchor David Muir hailed in teasing World News on Sunday night. "Those Wall Street protests now going global. This evening here, we learn about the lives behind the protesters here in this country, showing up in cities coast to coast."
Muir pointed viewers to a sign he liked: "Look at the images coming in tonight, spelling out the anger. This sign in New York, 'The rich get bailed out, the poor get sold out.'" He relayed ABC's goal, "We ask a simple question: What's happened in the lives of the Americans who've joined these protests. What was it that set them off?"
In the lead story, reporter Cecilia Vega championed: "The anger is in Las Vegas, the protests are huge in Houston. The frustration is in Portland. The outrage has spread all the way to Anchorage, Alaska. This is a group of protesters that is certainly growing in size and diversity."
She stressed how in Manhattan she saw "a number of people come out who've never been here before, from senior citizens to people with their children." Vega showcased soundbites from a man with a kids and an Iraq war veteran.
Following Vega's piece, Muir guided her to agree the protesters really do have an understandable agenda: "So many people have said that this movement has lacked a central message, but it seems to be turning a corner. We're hearing more and more people echo one another."
Vega agreed, describing the agenda in the most innocuous way: "Yeah, as you said, entering the fourth week now. And it really is. There's a central message here. It's the economy. It's a frustration with the economy, it's a frustration with the lack of accountability and the inequality in the economy, as you heard so many different voices in our story."
Afterward, ABC News political director Rick Klein insisted: "For Republicans, it is a little awkward for them to be criticizing the Occupy Wall Street gatherings when they cheered the populism of the Tea Party a few months ago."
NBC didn't lead with the protests on Sunday night, but still aired a full story. Anchor Lester Holt touted their relevance:
What began with a small disorganized protest on Wall Street here in lower Manhattan has now entered its fourth week, swelling to nationwide demonstrations against what protesters call corporate greed. The grassroots campaign is gaining steam through the use of social media and lawmakers in Washington and on the campaign trail are starting to weigh in.
In the subsequent NBC Nightly News story, reporter Ron Mott maintained "these protests have been largely peaceful and their messages of economic inequality, social injustice and peace over war are beginning to take root in the nation's political debate."
From Friday night: "NBC: Occupy Wall Street Like an 'Arab Spring,' is 'Drawing Historical Comparisons'"
From the top of the Sunday, October 9 World News on ABC:
DAVID MUIR: Good evening. It is great to have you with us this Sunday night. As we come on the air here, protesters are now beginning their fourth week of protesting right here in New York. South of here on Wall Street. But with a huge difference: this occupy Wall Street movement is multiplying not only in cities across this country, but now around the world. Look at the images coming in tonight, spelling out the anger. This sign in New York, "The rich get bailed out, the poor get sold out." In Cincinnati today, this image, as 500 people rallied there. And overseas this evening from Dublin, demonstrators gathering along Ireland's Wall Street, just outside the central bank there.
And so tonight here we ask a simple question: What's happened in the lives of the Americans who've joined these protests. What was it that set them off? We begin here with ABC's Cecilia Vega.
CECILIA VEGA: The anger is in Las Vegas, the protests are huge in Houston. The frustration is in Portland. The outrage has spread all the way to Anchorage, Alaska. This is a group of protesters that is certainly growing in size and diversity. It definitely tends to be on the younger side, a number of college students who say they're not going anywhere soon. But on a Sunday after, we're also seeing a number of people come out who've never been here before, from senior citizens to people with their children. Like Tom Eck and his kids. He's been camping out for two days, one of his sons for two weeks. They came close to losing their home last year.
TOM ECK: It's hard to get -- afford food sometimes. I almost lost my house last year and I know a lot of people thathave lost their house.
VEGA: And Will Hopkins, a 30-year-old veteran of the Iraq war.
WILL TOMPKINS: This is a group of people who are upset about the way business is being done and with good reason.
VEGA: Protests continue today in the nation's capital. One day after marchers, including some anti-war groups, stormed the National Air and Space Museum. Guards pepper sprayed the crow and shut the museum down for the day. The camping and marching near Wall Street goes on and the people, some of them familiar faces, keep showing up.
What's it going to take for this to stop, for guys to go home and go back to their lives and to walk away from all these marches?
MAN: Well, I hope that we continue to make the country better.
MUIR: And Cecilia Vega joins us here at the desk in New York. So many people have said that this movement has lacked a central message, but it seems to be turning a corner. We're hearing more and more people echo one another.
VEGA: Yeah, as you said, entering the fourth week now. And it really is. There's a central message here. It's the economy. It's a frustration with the economy, it's a frustration with the lack of accountability and the inequality in the economy, as you heard so many different voices in our story. So many people are bringing their personal stories to this, these marches, whether it's a lack of a job or the fact that they're facing a foreclosure.
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Go ahead, destroy capitalism,
Submitted by LAM SON 719 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 3:30am.
Go ahead, destroy capitalism, destroy Wall Street and then destroy the welfare office because there are no more checks.
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There will ALWAYS be welfare checks
Submitted by TheHistorian on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 4:52am.
Ben Bernanke will just keep the printing presses running so that the welfare checks are still printed. We are headed for a future like Zimbabwe, with 10,000 percent inflation, and the government being 97.8 percent of the GDP. That is the future which Obama wants for this country. And these puerile dolts are with him on it. Voters, THIS is Obama's base, not the hard-working Americans. These dependents are what community organization is all about.
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Rings in their noses.
Submitted by AR72 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 5:25am.
These protesters are getting lead around by the rings in their noses and they don't even recognize that it's by those who are keeping them down in the first place. The POTUS, labor unions, and Democrat party sympathetic corporations have exasperated this class warfare while convincing the "99%" that it's Wall Street's fault. Classic Stockholm Syndrome! You also have to love how the Tea Party is now being blamed for being hypocritical when it comes to this movement. Did I completely imagine the way the left wing media has treated Tea Party supporters as treasonous traitors at worst and heretics as best these last two years?
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bad news for incumbents
Submitted by MidAmerica on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 6:40am.
The protesters will undermine obama's reelection chances even further. The casual news consumer just sees the country in more chaos and will look for a stronger leader to take his place.
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Unless Obama and Biden take
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:06am.
Unless Obama and Biden take the side of the protesters, ramp up their attacks on corporations, and pledge to "spread the wealth around."
Don't forget, Communism had a lot of proponents at the beginning....that Robin Hood thing sounded pretty good to the masses. A lot of idiots in this country, having no grasp of history, just might fall for it. And they'll probably think that approach could work here, with the "right" people in charge this time.
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Submitted by kinijane on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 8:02am.
Every news report on this action that interviews the people on the street, not one
of them knew why they were there or what they were protesting. Its mind blowing
that the news, Obama and people like Moore support and encourage this. They
at least need to have an agenda.
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Just watched Joe Scarborough actually defend these people
Submitted by Texndoc on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:13am.
"We have to break apart these banks."
Well, I couldn't be more thrilled. Wasn't there talk once of Senator John Cornyn actually encouraging Joe Scarborough to maybe run for the Senate from Florida as a Republican? This should kill forever that talk. Michael Moore would have the same shot of being elected ANYTHING Republican as Joe Scarborough.
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They would had been broke apart,
Submitted by Boudin on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:53am.
If they would had been allowed to file for bankruptcy.
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What a bunch of idiots.
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:45am.
And I don't mean the protesters.
ABC News political director Rick Klein insisted: "For Republicans, it is a little awkward for them to be criticizing the Occupy Wall Street gatherings when they cheered the populism of the Tea Party a few months ago."
No, it's not, Rick. It's easy.
Presidential candidates Cain and Gingrich, along with Reps. Eric Cantor and Paul Ryan are speaking out against them. And they're speaking out against an administration that is encouraging them, in order to further their own agenda of taking over more private industry.
These pom-pom elites embarrass themselves by comparing this bunch to the Tea Parties.
The Tea Parties gathered, listened to speakers who made sense, cleaned up after themselves and went home to their jobs and families.
They didn't camp out anywhere, creating disgusting conditions. Defecating on a police car....what does THAT have to do with Wall Street? This is a rabble taking the opportunity to throw tantrums about virtually anything they have against anyone, anywhere.
And no one was PAID to show up and protest at a Tea Party. Leftists can't do anything without their rent-a-mobs.
But back to the government siding with the protesters... Her Former Speakerness Pelosi says
"I support the message to the establishment, whether it's Wall Street or the political establishment and the rest, that change has to happen,
BTW, Nancy, these are your constituents. You must be so proud.
The protesters are asking government to dismantle our capitalistic economy, you twit, and you think that's something that has to happen?????
Maybe this is why some are predicting the collapse of the US in 2012.
All I can say is: Pray if you got 'em.
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Typical media spin. Its
Submitted by Reaver on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 8:32am.
Typical media spin. Its "awkward" for republicans to criticize the occupiers but there is nothing awkward about the democrats and the media heaping praise on them after spending two years attacking the tea party. Do these people even listen to themselves? Funny how they never complete the sentence.
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By the same token, shouldn't
Submitted by kareling on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:45am.
By the same token, shouldn't it also be awkward now for Democrats to demonize the Tea Party?
I love how the media gushes about the "ordinary folks" who never protested anything before turning out for this thing. Yet they denounced Tea Partiers for the same thing by whining, "Where were these people during the Bush years when government spending was already out of control?"
And why aren't the Eck children in school?
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angry protesters?
Submitted by Agnostic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:31am.
Remember when protesters being angry was a bad thing in the media and a reason for politicians to disassociate themselves from the rabble?
Just like the story line changes depending upon the R or the D after the name - a socialist protest is all gold and glitter regardless of the amount of feces laying about (literal and figurative).
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Submitted by NewLife56 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:50am.
ABC (A)nything (B)ut for (C)ountry
Check out the sites that are telling whats going on at these so called protest..Orgies..People crapping on the street..Trees..LSD making a comeback..etc
Lets just hope ABC that any of your children aren't in this.
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Iranians approve!!
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 7:57am.
General predicts the protests will "topple the capitalist system"
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What was it that set them
Submitted by jkwtrading on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:08am.
What was it that set them off?"
Duh Dopey...3 years of obama and any sane man will go nuts. I am Surprised it took them so long.
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What set them off?
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:36am.
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The 3rd World Monster Attacks
Submitted by aposematic on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:12am.
As the 3rd World Monsters ruling over their slaves continue to rape and kill their citizens of any possible future potential, America's Government has for almost a Century grown into a Monster of the same scope raping the present and potential futures of its citizens. OPM (other peoples money) is perilously close to the bottom of the barrel and the freeloaders are mad and protesting the Banks for refusing to continue to increase their credit limits. The wake up call for many is the realization that the party is over. What these idiot freeloaders don't acknowledge or seem to understand is that the American Government's Politicians have stolen so much of the American peoples' wealth to make themselves rich while wasting some on ridiculous fantasies in the name of fairness to keep the public from noticing they were being raped of their earned wealth and future potential. And since 2007, the Democrats put that stealing of the peoples' wealth on steroids by hugely increasing borrowing against all of our futures to keep the stealing party going. The people producing now have realized they need their own earned assets to support their own families and can no longer afford to support the growing freeloader class. The fed continually adding zeros to the money supply in a desperate attempt to keep the stealing going has accelerated America toward that sudden stop that devaluation and hyper inflation endemic of 3rd World status has proved devastation to the 3rd World Nations in epic proportions. The keg is empty, the pot all up in smoke. The fantasy that is the American Left is colliding with reality head on and our futures can be likened to one of those terrible B rated horror movies where the villain never dies and repeatedly rises up to kill his woefully inept and gullible screaming victims again, and again, and again...
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"We're hearing more and more people echo one another."
Submitted by SickofLibs on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:22am.
Yeah, and it's really really weird:
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World-class losers.
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:27am.
SoL, I saw that yesterday, and had a good laugh.
These people are seriously wack.
The only thing missing is "I, state your name"....response: "I, state your name......"
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Don't understimate their stupidity, MB.
Submitted by DumbCanuck on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:37am.
I'm pretty sure these hand-puppets must have fell for that at one time during their 'assembly'.
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Good morning SoL
Submitted by cocodrie on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:45am.
Thanks. Would you happen to know if there was a consensus to move the assembly to Guyana?
Jesus Loves You so much He died for you
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Now who could have seen this coming?
Submitted by DumbCanuck on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 9:44am.
"So many people have said that this movement has lacked a central message, but it seems to be turning a corner. We're hearing more and more people echo one another."
Right! I'm pretty sure we're going to start getting press releases very soon, now.
Obama loves this! This is how he thinks he's going to win in 2012 -- by using the economic mess that HE created, to divide the people, and have them pitted against one another -- where the successful are damned for their success, so their wealth must be redistributed in favour of those who haven't done anything to to merit the wealth.
"These protests have been largely peaceful and their messages of economic inequality, social injustice and peace over war are beginning to take root in the nation's political debate."
Sure they are... for now! Iran is now referring to these protests as the "American Spring". I'll give it another couple of months before full-fledge riots break out.
"But on a Sunday after, we're also seeing a number of people come out who've never been here before, from senior citizens to people with their children."
Right! Let's teach our kids how to escape from handcuffs. (I saw that this morning on FandF). Let's show these kids how to behave, like having orgies, doing drugs, or using the streets as toilets. I saw a picture of a sign imploring people not to smoke because "it smells like in a really bad way here!" As if there's a 'good way' to smell? (HT, Motherbelt)
Mind you... there's some messages that I can actually sympathize with. I do believe that the bank bailouts were wrong (crony capitalism), ending the fed, and 'question everything', as I'm sure many conservatives do, but I heard some pundits classify the movement as "bi-partisan", and I can't believe that conservatives would endorse other aspects such as redistribution of wealth, and the destruction of capitalism. Now I hear some unions like SEIU are getting involved. This is not going down well.
Remember now... Glenn Beck has been warning about this for the last year and a half while he was still on the air at FNC. Can anybody honestly and sincerely be surprised by any of this?
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Krugman is right.
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:13am.
But that's NOT a compliment.
They haven't acted with an IOTA of the class and dignity that the Tea party has.
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Submitted by dmaley1714 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:28am.
You know these demonstration are in the hundreds maybe a couple of thousand at best. You will not see one report on the actual size. The press is blatantly hiding how small these protests really are.
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George Stephanopalous can't help himself
Submitted by Scottyb4292 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:49am.
The State-run media anointed Obama in 2006 and they just can't help themselves in supporting him again. But the nation has learned a lesson. Voters can see that they were tricked and they won't be tricked again. All these glowing reports on the Occupy movement shows is that the State-run media cannot be trusted to reflect reality. They are driving nails into their own coffins and the future of their businesses.
Meanwhile, the Solyndra and Fast & Furious scandals are moving closer to indictment while the State-run media tries to ignore them.
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Rick Klein
Submitted by Dianne93101 on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 1:38pm.
I like you Newsbuster ppl but let's be fair by including important details such as this:
Rick Klein added at the end of his commentary, "keep in mind David that it has been President Obama's economy for nearly 3 years now"
That's not necessarily cheerleading for Obama.
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Middle-Aged Man Who Lives with Parents Protests Parents Wealth
Submitted by HollyW on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 4:01pm.
A middle-aged North Carolina man who still lives with his wealthy parents, traveled with his buddy (who also lives with mom and dad) to New York so they could protest against people like their parents. http://www.thedailyrash.com/many-middle-aged-wall-street-protesters-stil...
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Charleston artist displays oil-based paintings at USCA
Madeline Dukes has two work areas outside in nature and inside in her studio.
Although, I complete most work within my studio, I employ an interactive process of observation in nature to capture color, form and, most importantly, light, Dukes said in her artists statement. For me, this is where the painting begins outside or from life.
Duke, an artist from North Charleston, will exhibit her primarily oil-based paintings at her Hidden Vistas exhibit at the USC Aiken Etherredge Center until Feb. 24.
Creeks, clouds, trees, interiors and people center most of Dukes works.
When constructing, she seeks a connection and a personality between the works focus and its surroundings.
I am fascinated by the movement between the subject and its environment, she said in her statement. Nothing is still. Something kinetic is always going on between the two.
Toni Jerome, Re-Fresh store owner, has been representing Dukes for three years and has loved showing her work.
Shes a wonderful young artist, she said. She uses the most beautiful colors (and) realistic subjects. Its so worth being seen.
One day last week, Jerome hung one of Dukes paintings in her store window, and the next morning, someone came by and bought it.
People totally react to her work, Jerome said. Other artists are drawn to her work. They say, Who is this? Tell me about this artist. Shes very respected.
Dukes graduated from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, where she studied studio art and political science, according to her website.
Her work has shown across North and South Carolina, winning several awards and appearing in publications.
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on Sunday, July 28, 2013 at 10:35 am
ss run10k TT - 49:36
Went without a warmup trying to beat the rain and had a terrible first mile. Rain hit in mile 5 anyway. All-in-all not a great run.
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on Sunday, July 28, 2013 at 01:36 pm
7/28/13 WOD16.2 mile run today on the Hell's Creek Ranch Trail on the Run Woodstock Ultra Marathon Course- 2:55:06 hours.
Ran with a bunch of ultra runners and it was fun to learn about that scene of endurance running. This was the longest run I've done since the Volkslaufe 20K. Goes to show you that Crossfit Endurance works.
Trail was pretty muddy, loose, and hilly. We didn't run fast, but I've learned running trails the past couple weeks that it is a whole lot different from running road. I was confident the whole run I could stick with the faster group and I did.
Lacrosse ball smashes when I got home and gonna do more later. Hamstrings and glutes are on fire right now.
on Sunday, July 28, 2013 at 05:55 pm
Peroneal tendinitisOver the past 2 years I have changed my running form and have had great success. Just recently I have developed symptoms over the last month and I thought I had the onset of arthritis in my foot. Looked into it further as the pain increased and it seems that it is perineal tendinitis. Because the pain is in the bottom outside of foot right where the tendons connect to the bones in the foot it was suggested that all the pressure on the fore foot because of form was a cause.Thoughts?
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RE:Peroneal tendinitisSarah-- Have you rolled your foot out?
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on Monday, July 29, 2013 at 02:44 am
I can't figure out how to follow the 3S template on the weekend?How come the template always says one thing on thursday and then something else on saturday?
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on Monday, July 29, 2013 at 08:04 am
Cookie-- On some weeks for certain sports the athlete has the choice of completing a second interval or a tempo/tt wod for the 2nd interval for that sport.
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on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 10:53 am
WOD10k was tough after the 300 squats yesterday and the sprints the day before.