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All Saints' is a welcoming school with teachers who love to challenge their students. We have two children there - one in Lower School and one in Pre-K. We could not be happier with the education our children are receiving or the friends that they (and we!) have made. They love to go to school and are learning so much. I truly feel like they are being challenged to be better thinkers and citizens.
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I graduated from All Saints, and now I am a proud ASES parent. All Saints truly is a community. I entered as a freshman in high school most of my classmates had been classmates and friends since grade school. They welcomed me with open arms. I loved my time at All Saints. I went to a very, very big university...UT. I tested out of over a years' worth of credits because of how good my education was at All Saints. As a parent, I knew that All Saints would be great for my children. I came in with high expectations for what this school would provide for my children, and my expectations are exceeded every day. I am grateful that I drop my daughter off everyday at a place where I know she will learn a great deal each day, and where she will be nurtured and treasured. The staff and faculty are enthusiastic, loving, and each of them fabulous at their jobs. My daughter's teachers are excited to see her everyday, and she is excited to see them. And I still go visit my high school teachers. After over ten years I am still always greeted with a warm smile and a big hug. The All Saints family has been one of my greatest blessings in life.
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All Saints Episcopal School was a great fit for my alumna daughter who is now the mother of her two daughters now attending. ASES has been a part of our lives since our daughter attended in the 1960s. As a retired secondary school counselor and part-time community college instructor, I feel it is a wonderful well-rounded prep-school with religion overtones. ASES has a strong academic program with a diversity of class options (AP, Honors, Regular) and seems to focus on the individual student and his/her needs depending on their future goals. There is a definite social side but the school does its part in keeping activities diverse and open to all students. There are occasions where some students get more "playing time" but then that also is the way the world goes around. All students are given a chance to "rise to the top" in whatever field, Perhaps negative comments on this site were not due to the school's lack but to the student's inability to meet high standards. In my experience there are many parents in denial about their child's abilities. The majority of the teachers here are outstanding and the administration is caring, fair, and well-informed for the most part.
The classrooms are small, and that is what i love. I went to All Saints' in the 7th grade and i absolutely loved it the classes are small so that you can concentrate on your work. The most people in one of my classes were 18 people which was enough. The work is more advanced and i made good grades and honestly this is the best school i've ever been to. This is awesome.
All Saints' has given our children an amazing education that has been taught through classroom work as well as beyond the books. The experiences that our three children have been blessed to encounter have come from highly dedicated staff and faculty. The teachers get to know your child as an individual and teach to their strengths to build confidence and knowledge for each child to be sucessful in their learning.The love of learning is stimulated each day in the classroom. What more would a parent want then their child to be happy about learning. All Saints is a gift that keeps on giving!! We are so fortunate to be part of the Saints family!!
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All Saints is such a wonderful school! We have been there 6 years and my daughter has had an amazing experience. They provide an academic experience in a nuturing Christian environment. All Saints truly feels like a family! It has exceeded all my expectations!!!!
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We've been at All Saints for 3 years. With my oldest child starting there in high school, I was impressed enough to move my elementary school child to All Saints as well. Both absolutely love it, I appreciate the academic rigor combined with the nurturing, individual attention so both can succeed given the different curriculum background they came from. Never does either child not want to go to school and the growth I have witnessed in them puts a huge smile on my face. Absolutely the right decision. It's a great school.
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All Saints' provides not only provides our children with an excellent education, every student is encouraged to become leaders outside of the classroom as well. All Saints' students are recognized as strong leaders in the community, in fine arts, on the sports/playing field, and in their faith. This balance is critical to developing well-rounded, mature students who are well-prepared to succeed in any endeavor they pursue. As a parent, I appreciate the care and attention my children receive throughout the year from the faculty and staff. The opportunities to succeed at All Saints' are limitless - there really is a genuine path for every student. I am thankful every day that my children, and our family, are able to be part of this wonderful community. Go Saints!
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We have been at All Saints for 6 years now and it has exceeded all of our expectations. My kids love to go to school everyday and they come home with a smile! What a great experience.
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All Saints is committed to allowing individuality and encouraging critical thinking among the students. This is done in a nurturing christian environment. As with any school there are socialization and peer pressures, however I have found that the staff is truely caring and supportive of the students. If you are looking for a school that will allow your child to grow into his/her own potential I encourage you to go see this school.
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All Saints is a wonderful school with such a loving, nurturing environment. While building my kids character they are also doing such a great job at challenging my kids with an amazing curriculum. My children are excited about learning, confident in their character, and cared for by every teacher they have had at the school. My children are growing in their faith which has added to their moral character. Beginning in the preschool, All Saints has given my children many unique opportunities like ballet, chess, creative dance, and Spanish just to name a few! I am so proud that All Saints is working with me in developing my children into model citizens for our future. Our community is so blessed to have All Saints Episcopal School!!
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All Saints is a special place that supports and nurtures my children on a daily basis. The teachers always have the children's best interest at heart. All Saints supports the child as a whole. They are not just concerned with academics, or athletics. By the time the children graduate, they are ready to face the world head on, and with great confidence!
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I have four children at All Saints and have been more than pleased with our experience. My children are receiving an excellent education in a nurturing Christian environment. They are growing up with a love of learning fostered by amazing and enthusiastic teachers. All Saints is a true blessing to my family.
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All Saints', in my opinion, is the best private school in Fort Worth -- hands down. Primarily due to the culture. It's often described as "nurturing," but what it truly is supportive and encouraging. Each student is seen as an individual, and is approached as such. The result is a graduate who has the self-confidence and self-awareness needed to not only succeed in college, but more importantly, in life! The academics are outstanding, due in large part to the phenomenal faculty, and the faith component truly sets it apart from its competition. The facilities, the academic program, the fine arts program, and the athletic program are first-class. I would HIGHLY recommend it -- without hesitation. I've had three children go to the school and each has had a great experience.
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We have been very pleased with the education our children have received at All Saints the past six years. When we have concerns we bring them to the attention of the teacher or the administrator and have always felt that we were listened to and respected. Having our children in a school that includes time in the chapel in prayer daily is also what we love about All Saints Episcopal School in Fort Worth.
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Moving from Florida we wanted a Christian school and All Saints has been the perfect match for all three of our kids. We love the chapel service that begins the day then the teachers are so loving and caring. It seems that my kids have teachers that are willing to go the extra mile with extra tutoring and meetings make sure my children's needs are being met. I'm thankful we chose All Saints and recommend it to anyone!
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I attended All Saints from kindergarten through 8th grade, prior to the high school being built. The educational foundation I built in that time carried me through both high school and college. I expanded on study skills that I learned while at All Saints and the relationships I developed with my instructors there gave me a confidence with future instructors. When it came time to consider a school for my children, I kept an open mind and considered various schools in Fort Worth. All Saints was the one school that my husband and I felt was not only challenging academically and would push our children to their full potential, but would also encourage them as emotional and spiritual individuals. My children have very different learning styles and have both thrived at All Saints in all aspects. I strongly recommend this school!
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We have been MORE than happy with All Saints' School and consider it to be one of our families greatest blessings! Our three children have attended K-12 and all three have had an EXCELLENT education as well as athletic experience. The teachers are hands down the BEST around! They truly love and care for each child as an individual and want them to succeed in not only school, but more importantly in life. They are taught Christian values as they start each day in the chapel and continue throughout the day in the classroom. There is a strong sense of faith, family and friendship in this wonderful community. We are thankful to have been a part of it!
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Excellent & highly academic school with a Christian influence. Remarkable teachers who love their students.
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We have been at this school for 6 years now and have been nothing but pleased the entire time. The sense of community is incredible and the willingness of the teachers and staff to go above and beyond for each individual child stands out far and above other schools we have seen. All Saint's is definitely meeting the challenge academically, however, also stresses the importance of being well rounded which was very important to us when we were looking at schools. I could not imagine our family any where else!!
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Last week Cam Newton was criticized heavily for continuing to use his trademark "Superman" celebration, even while the Panthers were being dominated by the New York Giants. This week, the game is decidedly closer, as Carolina and Atlanta are locked in a tight battle, but that doesn't mean Newton is going to become humble.
Thus far, the Panthers' QB is hurting the Falcons on the ground more than through the air with his arm. This was no different. Set up with a series of runs, he finally broke into Atlanta's second level as he lowered his shoulder and drove into the end zone. There have been times today where Newton hasn't been able to escape the pass rush, and his normal improvisations haven't worked, but on designed runs like this one, he's been very successful.
Following the touchdown, Newton (an Atlanta native) knew just how to get under the skin of the local crowd: dance the A-Town stomp.
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The Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) consists of 607 islands, of which 65 are inhabited, spread over an ocean area the size of Western Australia. The islands are in four main groups, which form the basis of FSM's four states: Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei and Kosrae. The capital, Palikir, is located on the island of Pohnpei. FSM has a population of 104,000.
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FSM is an independent country in a Compact of Free Association with the United States. FSM has an American-style constitution adopted in 1978 which provides for a government composed of an executive branch, a legislative branch and a judicial branch. Each of the four states has its own constitution, an elected governor, a lieutenant governor and, except for Chuuk, a unicameral legislature. Chuuk has a bicameral system. The National Congress is unicameral and consists of 14 members. Four senators – one from each state – serve four-year terms. The remaining ten members represent single member districts based on population and serve two-year terms. Both the President and the Vice-President are elected by the Congress from among its four-year members and both serve a four-year term. An appointed cabinet supports the President and Vice President. There are no formal political parties.
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The economy is dominated by government services and largely reliant on external grants, with only a modest private sector. The fisheries sector is regarded as having the greatest development potential. With an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of 2.5 million square kilometres, FSM bestrides major equatorial tuna migratory paths and the fishing industry has been boosted by the construction of cold storage facilities and processing plants. Fishery licensing fees account for nearly half of domestic budgetary revenue.
The tourism industry is another area of potential for FSM, particularly diving and eco-tourism. Some 21 000 tourists visit the islands each year. Tourism development is, however, constrained by limited airline links, availability of infrastructure, including roads, power and water, and by geographical isolation.
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Australia established diplomatic relations with FSM in July 1987 and the Australian Embassy in Pohnpei was opened in November 1989. Australia enjoys a close and friendly relationship with FSM. The former Governor-General, Quentin Bryce AC CVO, visited FSM in April 2012. She was accompanied by the former Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs Richard Marles.
Australia first provided small-scale development assistance to FSM in 1979 following the establishment of constitutional self-government. On 4 August 2010, President Mori signed a Pacific Partnership for Development with then Foreign Minister Smith in Port Vila, which has brought a new level of aid engagement with FSM in the priority areas of tax reform, environment management and aid coordination. Australia's development assistance to FSM is based on a Partnership for Development that focuses on reforms in support of budgetary and economic self-reliance, environmental management and development coordination.
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clear yellow, with a good amount of white head. minimal retention and slight spotted lacing.
smell: almost exactly like their citra blonde summer ale. slightly more citrus and pine in this one though.
taste: very bitter. starts off with a smooth light caramel flavor, hits hard with resonous piney citrus notes and ends with a heavy bitter note.
mouthfeel: oily sip, dry finish.
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12oz bottle. Pours a slightly hazy golden orange with a medium frothy white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is a lot of hops - piney, resiny, and a little dank.
The flavor is a little sweet malt with some fruit leading to a big hop finish - piney, resiny and a little dank and earthy. The mouthfeel is medium to full with smooth carbonation.
Overall, a very solid IPA. This reminded me a little of a milder, lower ABV Gubna. The hops remind me a little of toned down Summit. Widmer has been surprising me some with their recent beers.
07-10-2011 04:52:44 | More by Beaver13
3.78/5 rDev -2.1%
I have been slightly disappointed with most Widmer products with the exception of Brrr! and Drifter. I'm a big IPA fan and look forward to trying anything new (especially from West Coast breweries).
This was excellent! For starters it has an outstanding citrus nose that immediately hooks you in. The smell is followed by the wonderful flavors of it's bold combination of hops. It's very easy to drink and at 6% it won't knock you out like some of the 7%-9% other IPAs. I found it on sale for $7.99/six pack which is an outstanding buy compared to similar products for $9/$11.
Note --- Widmer beers need to be served in a glass. You do not get the full experience of the beer within the bottle. The tiny head on the bottles don't seem to allow enough oxygen in to release the smell and flavor.
Great job Widmer! Keep them coming!
04-11-2011 04:01:15 | More by mikechance
4/5 rDev +3.6%
12oz brown bottle with a bottled on date on the label.
Perfect clarity, dense froth sticks well. Hoppy aroma smells if cilantro, hemp seed oil and grapefruit. Smoothness is there and pretty deep at that, slightly chewy malt body. Hops are amped-up with a quick sharp sting of bitterness and a whole lot of lingering flavor; fresh cut grass, grapefruit, lime leaf and mint. Malt base many not be able to flaunt much but it does a great job to hold this beer together, hint of breadiness towards the end. Kiss of alcohol in the dry-ish hoppy finish.
All in all a very solid IPA, talkin the talk and walkin the walk now.
04-17-2011 01:36:02 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +3.6%
11-27-2011 07:28:03 | More by dcevans
3.9/5 rDev +1%
The beer pours a copper color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the pine and grapefruit, with some resiny hops and bready malt mixed in. The flavor is full of hop flavor. I get a lot of pine and resin, as well as some pineapple and grapefruit. The biscuit and bready malt keeps the beer fairly well balanced and the bitterness low. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice IPA from Widmer.
05-02-2011 04:09:26 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev +3.6%
05-12-2012 19:45:07 | More by Skye1024
5/5 rDev +29.5%
11-26-2011 07:12:23 | More by GarrettB714
New York
4.3/5 rDev +11.4%
served on-tap into a pint glass at the bar inside the Bellagio in Las Vegas, NV.
a very nice looking clear, deep golden orange color with a tight one finger or so of white head. tons of thick sticky lacing that lasts the whole glass. left a thin, but retentive layer of head.
in the aroma, lots of pine in the aroma and some light citrus fruits and a bit of light candied caramel malt. clean, but maybe not enough going on when compared to the taste.
lots of pine and grapefruit citrus, some tropical fruit and even a bit of juicy fruit. just enough of a candied caramel malt to be noticable. as it warms, a bit of spicey hop comes out.
soo smooth, slightly creamy even. a nice slightly resiny, almost oily lingering bitterness.
a really nice, flavorful, fresh tasting IPA. i almost thought this was a DIPA until i saw the stats. ive never had the bottled version of this beer, but im guessing from the right tap this is a much improved version. id definatly try this again.
04-07-2012 21:35:15 | More by dogfishandi
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
04-08-2012 16:41:59 | More by rwilde
4/5 rDev +3.6%
A smidge darker than yellow, clean white head. Great citra hop aroma, this one was refreshing and had citrus qualities all over it.
More in the taste, pretty light body, alcohol underneath the radar, hops all over it. Plenty of fresh floral hop flavor without the bitterness getting in the way. Not all citrus though, there's enough pine in their to appreciate it. Very similar to the citra blonde, this one pairs a little more malt and alcohol with the beer.
A real citric experience, pairs excellent with spicy mexican food full of cilantro.
08-25-2011 18:42:26 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
4.55/5 rDev +17.9%
Pours into a chalice with a beautiful copper semi chill hazed clarity, forms a thicket of chunky beige lacing that forms lace all the way around the sides of the glass.
Aroma has a big citrus bite with tropical fruit tartness a hint of mango/pineapple action really stands out, just smells really West coast to the nose. Earthy herbal citrus rind with a hint of dank kind bud. Really nice hops going on here, interesting as a beer from Kroger in Martins Ferry, OH will ever get so far.
Flavor surprises me a again with a big juicy luscious hop character seems vine ripened super fresh, must be those Citra hops popping in every direction. Honestly for the value of a beer this nice at $8.99 a six, I may have just found one of the best beers of 2011. Not overly bitter but in your face citrus/pineapple/mango blended with a mildly dank earthy herbaceous hop character. Semi sweet malts blend out a nice balance in this beer, well done from every angle no complaints only praise.
Mouthfeel another highlight no cloying sweetness from residual sugars this one finished bone dry, with a assertive lively carbonation that doesn't over do it. No heavy booze going on to burn you either only around 6.2% abv.
Overall one of the most likeable drinking IPAs around right now, I'm a believer that the Widmer Brothers aren't joking around after tasting this beer. Their hefeweizen which was wildly popular while I was living in the So Cal confused me, but I understand how it has caught on. I will be driving back down for more of this quality IPA without a doubt.
08-03-2011 03:37:27 | More by WVbeergeek
New Mexico
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
05-03-2014 21:34:54 | More by LXIXME
4/5 rDev +3.6%
On tap at Boonville beer fest 2 festivals ago, then last night at the Giants vs A's Game.
Very good beer all around. A great suggestion as a intro into the style.
A - Golden honey , nice clarity and active. Not much of a head.
S - Nice sweet citrus, some peach, orange and lemon rind, nice earthiness backing it all up.
T - Not much of a malt presence but it's there. Sweet Citrus and what I really liked about this was the nice dry grassiness in the finish without being too bitter. The finish on this one is better than most IPAs I've encountered. Impressed.
M - very good carbonation and dry at the end. Solid all the way around.
O - Not sure what the bottle version of this beer tastes like as Tap is the only way I've had this beer but it's a damn tasty brew. Summer is coming up and I could sit outside and drink a ton of these to enjoy the day or nice BBQ at the pool.
05-23-2011 16:39:17 | More by RBassSFHOPit2ME
5/5 rDev +29.5%
11-15-2011 23:27:05 | More by Sargully
3.28/5 rDev -15%
Pours a pretty clear bright golden-orange color with a short white bubbly head. No retention. No noticeable carbonation but noticeable sediment throughout that's not yeast. Looks more like citrus pulp
Sweet malty citrus, grapefruit peel and a little floral on the nose. Pretty simple and restrained
Flavors are pretty well balanced, but not very much going on. Not complex at all. Mild hops notes. Aftertaste is hoppier than the middle. There's a slight odd bitterness up front transitioning to a balanced malt to hop middle, then fresh hoppy aftertaste
Smooth and slightly bitter mouthfeel that's medium bodied with decent carbonation
Overall this beer is pretty good. Not sure I'd order or buy it again if I wanted an IPA with the other options out there these days. On the bottle it says "Lively Hop Flavor." I don't get that at all. It's a very balance mild hop flavor. It could be a good IPA for people new to or trying and IPA.
06-02-2011 01:26:51 | More by MrVonzipper
3.83/5 rDev -0.8%
Poured from a longneck 12 oz. brown bottle into a standard clear pint glass.
Appearance: Clear deep golden color with a one finger fluffy white head that leaves good lacing.
Smell: Citrus and grassy, with a little musty hemp-like aroma. Interesting.
Taste: This is all about the hops, very fresh and clean tasting pine and hemp-like hops. Has very little pale malt underneath, certainly not enough to balance. But, not overly bitter either. This has an unusual very hoppy taste due to the lack of balance, but I sort of like it. It gives it a more unique hops profile than most American IPA's.
Mouth feel: Very thin and light, with good carbonation. A very crisp feel on the tongue.
Drinkability: I like this one, due to it's unique hops profile and lack of malt balance. It's all about the hops, and sometimes I am in the mood for that. I like this original flavored IPA and would drink it again. Would like to try it on tap some day.
07-08-2011 16:37:44 | More by ChopperSmith
4.15/5 rDev +7.5%
bottled 06-07-2011, reviewed 08-07-2011
a: pours a nice golden/orangish color but on the lighter side.. clear body with a touch of hop haze.. i've always been a fan of lighter colored IPAs.. got a one finger head..
s: excellent nose on this one. lots of tropical fruits.. mango, pineapple, peach.. grapefruit, tangerines.. hints of floral hops & pine.. just a touch of breadiness with some caramel..
t: front of the tongue you get caramel malt.. as it goes down you get grapefruit, peach, pineapple, citrus flavors.. even some mango.. backend is a bit resiny with some danky qualities to it.. bitterness isnt harsh but not entirely weak.. very nice taste
mf: this is where i think this beer lacks a bit.. its got a soft nice feel to it, just feels a bit thin.. but it may be due to the abv being just over 6% & the beer drinking like some great double IPAs out there.
o: very impressed with this one! if this was year round, it would be in my fridge all the time! reminds me a lot of Just Outstanding IPA or even a baby version of Citra DIPA
08-07-2011 23:59:35 | More by aval89
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
On tap at Leesville Tap Room.
Arrived a deep copper with half inch of foamy head; great retention. Smells citrusy, piny, floral; amazing. Taste is similar to the nose; intense hops a citrus fruitiness and mild pine, but predominantly floral. Mouthfeel is light and crisp; very drinkable.
I loved this one. I'm a hop head and this one hits the full spectrum of hops but in a balanced and delicious manner. For me this could quickly become a sessionable beer.
08-29-2011 00:23:20 | More by tdm168
4.8/5 rDev +24.4%
1/4 head
I was very surprise on this beeer.
TASTE: Taste is very good. It caught me by surprise. Very light at first but the hop catch up.
Smell- The usua1l, not the best smeller.
Mouthful- KRISP!!! loved loved it!
Nice IPA for a light wieght. Good for the price.
06-06-2011 00:50:07 | More by Mozz74
3.58/5 rDev -7.3%
So this is the Citra single hop rotational IPA from Widmer. Pale amber color with an initially foamy head that quickly subsides. The nose is pink grapefruit with some perfumey floral notes. Get a blend of citrusy and earthy hops on the attack, with some caramel maltiness on the mid palate. Finishes with some bitterness but seems pretty easy going. The box says 50 IBUs. Thin mouthfeel detracts a bit from this beer. Decent, but not my favorite American IPA by far.
05-04-2011 02:23:02 | More by dannydetox
New York
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
12-30-2011 11:43:35 | More by Ralphs66
3.58/5 rDev -7.3%
12 oz bottle into a tulip glass.
Pours a clear copper, with nearly a finger of sudsy bright-white head. This retains with a thin foaminess that flares up to a rich ½ finger, leaving back a moderate looking cascade of light spotty lace. The aroma smells floral and a touch herbal, giving way to grapefruit and sweet malt (that has a slight roasted presence to it) which is giving off a light toasted tanginess in the nose.
The taste has a leafy and bitter citrus character to it that trails a herbal feel out into the mouth. This mingles with the balancing sweetness and toast of the malt (which almost has a gentle smokiness to it) to leave a rather pronounced sticky twang across the back of palate. The finish is dry with some lingering rind but it's not coming off as overly raw or bitter. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a crisp prickle the whole way through the feel. This is undercut by some slickness that fortunately smoothes this out a bit along the back. That 6% ABV feel just about right here, giving this some presence on the palate, yet the alcohol is mostly staying in the background.
This was OK. It wasn't coming off to me as overly exciting to begin with and then that strange combo of herbal citric hops and smoky tang really started to come out as this warmed. I don't know. It's not that this was poorly crafted or anything but it's just one of those IPAs that was a little hard to wrap the palate around. For a beer that uses Citra hops, I got surprisingly little of that out of this. I'd be willing to try this again though to get a better handle on it.
08-23-2011 19:14:25 | More by Kegatron
3.08/5 rDev -20.2%
Sure, it took me a while. Thought the bottle just said 'rotator' on it. Like you're rotating the beer and so forth. Alas, it settled in in the end. Pours a clear golden straw. A bit unexciting yet decent nonetheless.
Light notes of citrus on the nose are pleasant yet quite APA in order. Pleasant enough but coming up a bit short for the style. Offers a rather slight bitterness above and beyond the standard pale ale and just a touch of hop spice.
So this is what an IPA has come to, eh? I think not...In the end a spiced pale ale with a light body, smooth yet lacking in bitterness. And in fact this seems to be a slight variant of their Drifter Pale.
05-27-2011 08:39:39 | More by HalfFull
4.3/5 rDev +11.4%
A - Pours a light straw color with a finger of head that dissipates quickly and leaves little lace. Would like to see more head and lacing.
S - Big pine aroma up front with some citrus - grapefruit and orange mainly.
T - Definitely pine bitterness in the foreground with a nice bready malt background. This pine fades to citrusy grapefruit and bitterness that lingers.
M - Medium mouthfeel that is resinous and a bit chewy. Nice dry finish with moderate carbonation.
O - This is a really good West Coast IPA with a big coniferous flavor. Widmer got it right with this one!
07-24-2011 03:27:44 | More by sdmvd6
X-114 IPA from Widmer Brothers Brewing Company
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Jeffrey Adam Dicken, 21, of Campbellsville, was arrested Tuesday at 10:09 p.m.
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Records state that Colvin arrived at CVS Pharmacy to meet a woman, who reported that she was involved in a physical dispute with her live-in boyfriend, Dicken.
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A Campbellsville man has been charged with selling drugs in indictments recently unsealed by a Taylor Circuit Court judge. And, at the same time the indictments were unsealed, the charges were dismissed.
Wilson T. Johnson, 43, of 109 Johnson St., was charged last October in five separate indictments with five counts of first-degree selling less than 4 grams of cocaine.
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Taylor Circuit Court Judge Dan Kelly's Feb. 4 Docket:
• Laura A. Bloyd, speeding, completed diversion, no new violations, defendant stipulated probable cause, dismissed.
During the month of January, Kentucky State Police troopers investigated 25 traffic collisions in the Post 15 area, which includes Taylor, Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Marion, Metcalfe, Monroe, Russell and Washington.
There were three fatal collisions during the month of January in the Post 15 area.
Phillip Martin, 20, of Knifley, died on Jan. 2 in Taylor County.
Colleen Colee, 19, of Indianapolis, Ind., died on Jan. 12 in Metcalfe County.
Michael Beal, 26, of Hustonville died on Jan. 31 in Casey County.
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By Ray Day
Guest columnist
— I sometimes try to write according to what is going on in the present life and how it affects you and me. Other times, I write about how life was in my younger age, and now and then, I write about what future lies ahead for all of us.
I have to look toward what it is that my readers want to read and sometimes I am at a standstill on what is correct for that particular time. But so far it has met the approval of most of my readers. Thank God for that.
I am serious about that in that He sets me down and He tells me what to write. Yes, I write what is in my heart and I try to maintain a level of thought that I get just by being one of His children. So let's get going about what is here now compared to what we would want to see in the future.
I live with the thought of respect for those before me, especially our parents and grandparents along with our brothers and sisters. I hope that the ones who come after me will remember us with respect and loyalty, and try to teach their children that their grandparents were good people who did their part in bringing their present into the future, and ferment that value on to their children. Respect and loyalty are two things that should always be part of a child's upbringing. Without it, the line of growth in the family will be tainted and tarnished. Through the years, I have always tried to maintain that loyalty, because that is the way I was brought up.
If there is anything that I would want to say firsthand to those before me, it is "thank you" for all the help you gave me. If there is anything that I would want someone to say at my funeral, it would be that, "He was a good man, who said it like it was, and he was fair to all." That folks, is respect for another.
Sometimes I walk through the cemetery to check on the graves of my family, including my daughter, Patricia. I look at the markers and in between the birth and death of the person, there is a dash there. That dash is the time spent here on earth for that person and it can hold a whole lot of thought about how that person lived during the time here.
Of course, you would have to know that person or someone close to them to know what that dash represents. It is refreshing to see how the ones left behind honor their loved ones with flowers, and visits to where the body lays in the ground.
I like to stop at the graves and say my hellos, and sometimes I sit down in front of it and just do some heavy thinking. Don't worry, no one will think I am crazy as I am sure that they probably do the same things. There is a peaceful air about a cemetery as you look out and see how the grounds keepers do their work making all of it look pretty. But there are some who can't visit a loved one's grave because they just have never been able to cope with the loss.
Folks, take it from me, you don't get over the loss, but you can accept it and go on with your life just like that loved one would want you to. Dad passed on in 1979, Mom passed on in 1982, and our youngest daughter passed on in 1994.
The losses dig deeply in your heart but you learn to accept it, and we want to ask why this happens and the only thing I can tell you is, it is part of life on earth and eternal life in Heaven. So as we venture forward with memories of the past, and into the future, we hope that we all have an abundant life.
• Ray "Uncle Ray" Day is a weekly contributor to the Kokomo Tribune.


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The Whitesands Beach Home has a total of 4 bedrooms with a King and/or Queen bed; there are two living areas with 2 twin day beds each, and a twin day bed on the downstairs screened in porch. Small floor futons are also available for young children. The home is set up as 3 units that are rented together, upstairs has a kitchen, downstairs has 2 kitchenettes. Perfect for a group that wants to be together, but also wants their own space.
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Bomber wins StarCraft 2 WCS Season 2, but Scarlett's run was the big story
Since long before StarCraft 2 there has been one single question that everyone asks before a major StarCraft tournament: how well will the non-Koreans do? South Korean players dominate SC2 so thoroughly that every player who isn't South Korean is referred to as a "foreigner."
Usually the best that Western fans can hope for is that their favorite players don't get embarrased, that they put on a good show and give their fans something to be proud of. Sasha "Scarlett" Hostyn did more than that this weekend at the finals of Season 2 of the StarCraft 2 World Championship Series as she trounced some of the best players of South Korea, and became the player to watch for the entire tournament.
Round of 16
The first round of the tournament was a group stage where all four opponents played each other, and the best two players advanced. The Canadian Scarlett took an unlikely lead in the group with a 2 games to 0, steamroll victory over Mun "MMA" Seong Won, one of the all-time greats of SC2.
Unfortunately she then was similarly steamrolled by Han "aLive" Lee Seok, a suprise considering she'd obliterated him the last time they met. ALive came prepared, knew Scarlett's weaknesses, and dispatched her quickly.
After this happened, hope faded for her chances in the rest of the tournament as she was forced to square off against Cho "Maru" Sung Choo, the champion of the South Korean region and perhaps the best player in the world.
Expectations were low for Maru vs Scarlett. There weren't many people who expected her to have any chance against the reigning Korean champion, but she not only put up a good fight: she destroyed him in intimidating fashion. No strange strategies. Nothing off-kilter. They clashed in large-scale, economy-focused games and Scarlett was simply the better player, crushing him 2:0.
Round of 8
Having advanced beyond the round of 16, Scarlett had already made a name for herself in the global StarCraft 2 scene, but it was her match against Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung in the round of 8 that truly captured the eSports world's attention. Their best of five was almost inarguably the best series of the weekend as they traded blows for two hours.
If there's one series you watch from the weekend it should be this one. Scarlett was unfortunately unable to come away as the victor, but she impressed the crowd by taking the series to a fifth and final match which was one of the most viewed games of the tournament as well over 100,000 people tuned into the stream. This is significantly more than you'd normally expect for a match in the quarterfinals.
She ultimately fell to Bomber, the eventual champion of the tournament, but her unlikely performance at the WCS Season 2 Finals stands as one of the best moments in North American eSports in 2013 next to Justin Wong's Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 streak at EVO, and Team Liquid's win over LGD China at The International 3. It may not sound like much, but a non-Korean reaching the round of 8, and putting on a great show against the eventual champion at one of the biggest events of the year, is a significant victory for Western StarCraft.
Grand Final
Scarlett's impressive stand against Bomber in the quarterfinals looked vastly more impressive as Bomber advanced to the finals to play Lee "Jaedong" Jae Dong. Jaedong, one of the top Zerg players in the world, was embarrassed by Bomber 4:0 in the grand finals, making Scarlett's 2:3 loss look considerably more respectable. Especially considering Jaedong was using the same Mutalisk-Baneling-Zergling style that Scarlett had more success with.
The end of Season 2 of the WCS marks the beginning of Season 3 as the Challenger leagues are already gearing up to determine who will enter the Premier League in each region for Season 3. And of course, it's all building toward the yearly finals where the top competitors of the year will face off for a $100,000 grand prize at Blizzcon in November.
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Scarlett will be able to qualify for that as she's currently placed #17 in the world in WCS points (awarded for placing highly in tournaments) and is about to go on a prolonged rest period to recouperate her hands and stave off injury. Only the top 16 advance to the yearly final.
The WCS America Season 3 Challenger League begins today at 6PM EST. And of course, it's all building toward the Season 3 finals which will be held in Toronto, October 25-27 at the Toronto Congress Centre.


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3.25/5 rDev -10.2%
03-08-2014 01:33:59 | More by beersdmf17
4/5 rDev +10.5%
08-07-2013 02:17:29 | More by remitrom
4/5 rDev +10.5%
06-19-2013 16:34:46 | More by Hopheadjeffery
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
05-01-2013 05:49:19 | More by spycow
3/5 rDev -17.1%
01-20-2013 18:42:01 | More by TheSSG
2.5/5 rDev -30.9%
06-29-2012 17:46:41 | More by ctrevino
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
06-10-2012 23:08:00 | More by ccozzi
4/5 rDev +10.5%
Front lit the beer is a dark chocolate color and back lit it's deep ruby hughlitghts. A nice head rises to a tan froth settling slowly.
Nice aroma of Euro hop possibly Saaz and english malt roasted nicely with a scotch ale nuance and also a bit of smoke.
A deep dark malt flavor with the smokey and roasty toasty. Honey malt of a pilsner is in the mix. Nice subdued hops provide the balance.
Mellow, smooth mouthfeel.
A very nice lager from the bros.
06-02-2012 06:10:38 | More by 312HopBomb
3.68/5 rDev +1.7%
A: A dark brown pour with a large tan head atop it. Retention is good and leaves small lines of lacing on the glass.
S: Pretty mild aroma. Mild chocolate notes with some roasted malt. Hints of toffee and a bit of dark fruit. Finally, a touch of caramel.
T: Strange taste. There are notes of roasted malt, chocolate and coffee. Some dark fruit and caramel. Things you would expect from a schwarzbier. But it tastes like it was mixed with a pilsner; a black and tan of sorts.
M: A bit watery but otherwise smooth.
O: Very unique beer, as mentioned it tastes like two styles combined. Ends up dark with a bit of roasted malt character, but notable pilsner characteristics and a fairly thin profile.
04-08-2012 04:53:14 | More by Dope
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04-03-2012 19:31:09 | More by jen_not_jenn
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03-24-2012 04:46:50 | More by NSLPublishing
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02-25-2012 19:16:08 | More by steamboatbrewer
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
02-21-2012 05:04:44 | More by imperialking
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
Poured into a snifter.
3.5 A: Black color. Two fingers of cramy tan head. Retention is average and a honeycomb pattern of lacing is left behind.
3.5 S: Clean roastiness, herbal and earthy hops. Grainy with undertones of caramel and chocolate. Good, but could use some more power. Not particularly sweet, but not dry at all.
3.5 T: Taste is more assertive. Big earthy hoppiness, light roast, moderate chocolate, light caramel. More doughy than grainy.
3.5 M: Medium to heavier medium body. Good moderate carbonation. Could use a bit more creaminess, but I do like how thick this is.
3.5 D: Good, solid schwarzbier. This one is a lot less dry than most of that I've had of the style. Definitely worth a buy if black lagers are your thing.
02-16-2012 02:40:13 | More by DavoleBomb
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3.95/5 rDev +9.1%
Blind Beer #3 from TMoney2591; thanks Kyle. Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into my Cigar City snifter.
a - Pours a very dark brown color, almost black, with two inches of dark tan head and moderate carbonation evident. Head lasts for about a minute and leaves very light lacing on the glass.
s - Smells of milk chocolate, roasted malts, sweet milk and cream, sweet dark fruits, spices, vanilla, and maybe a tiny bit of coffee. Sweet chocolate and vanilla dominate the nose…it's pretty nice. I'm thinking it is an American Double Stout or a Milk Stout at this point. As it warms up, a lot more dark fruit comes out.
t - Tastes of roasted malts, vanilla, cream, sweet milk chocolate, toasted malts, spices, very light coffee, and light sweet fruits. Again, sweet vanilla and chocolate dominate here, though there is more vanilla and less chocolate here than in the nose. Still think it is one of those 2 styles, leaning towards the American Double Stout as the taste wasn't quite as sweet as the nose. A little spicier. As it warmed up more dark fruits came out here as well.
m - Medium body and moderate carbonation. Very smooth and creamy, and very easy to drink again. Third beer in row that had an awesome mouthfeel…makes it much easier to drink these.
o - Overall I liked this one quite a bit. Lots of sweet vanilla and chocolate with a touch of spice, and an awesome, smooth and creamy mouthfeel. I'm thinking this is an American Double Stout in the 7-8% ABV range. It reminds me a little bit of Half Acre's Big Hugs and given my targets geographical location, I am going to go with that as my guess.
And the reveal is…Two Brothers Reprieve, which is a Schwarzbier (and only 5.5% ABV). Looking at the label I'm thinking those spices I felt were from the rye, and can definitely see how the chocolate and roasted malts could make it a schwarzbier. Looks like I got more cream/vanilla than most people. Only 1/3 on styles so far but 3/3 on beers I enjoyed so I'll take it. Hope these keep being good and I don't hit a kill shot, though there is a large blind can looming in the fridge that looks like it could be a Bud Ice tall boy. After a California Steam, Quad, and Schwarzbier, I'm thinking I'll have to think out of the box regarding beer style from here on out. Lots of fun, thanks Kyle!
01-12-2012 02:06:09 | More by mdfb79
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12-30-2011 02:31:51 | More by averagejake872
4/5 rDev +10.5%
12-04-2011 22:37:18 | More by barnzy78
3/5 rDev -17.1%
12-03-2011 04:05:43 | More by IPAnoah
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-25-2011 23:50:21 | More by stbo101
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-25-2011 04:34:48 | More by MammothBrew
4.05/5 rDev +11.9%
marketed for those who don't like 'dark beer' as a bohemian pilsner gone dark. so its like light as a pilsner but um... dark.
all in all this is a very well made schwarzbier with a nice sense of accent that is nothing like the expected solid chocolate but a dimension of fruits coming both from hopping and malt. good balance. pour with a fluffy head. coca cola. more mineral than most. but dry and grassy. like a very thin coffee varietal. nice subtlies and nice notes but still unique enough that it still sits as a craft... may even say dark pilsner if i'm feeling idealistic. good 'light' beer. lots of hints. nothing dominating. nice beer by a brewery that never seems to go wrong with the experimental bombers.
11-12-2011 11:51:24 | More by rtepiak
4.13/5 rDev +14.1%
Pour is very dark - cola color with a tan head that lasts a good amount of time. Rich maltiness with a spicy backing. Hits the style quite well - full flavored but smoothness of a lager. Crisp finish.
A hint of smoke, chocolate and fruitiness from german malts.
Nice beer - to style, well done
09-17-2011 01:51:03 | More by sweethome
3.3/5 rDev -8.8%
22 oz. Very dark brown pour, a whispy thin layer of white head.
Aroma, toasted malt, bready, some chocolate and light earthiness.
Taste, very carmelly, not as much chocolate or roast. Some herbal spice, leather, yeast. Light citrus. Almost tastes like they used ale yeast.
Lighter bodied, higher carbonation. Drinks easy enough, but maybe a little off for the style.
Really more pilsener qualities than Dark Lager.
The Red Eye coffee porter I had from these guys was so good. This one, not quite as good.
09-12-2011 03:00:32 | More by Bung
3.35/5 rDev -7.5%
Served in a Chicago Bears shaker pint glass.
Finally got it in me to pull the trigger on this guy today. It pours a dark ruby-brown topped by a finger of pale ash foam. The nose comprises molasses, light roasted malts, mandarin orange syrup, and a touch of tobacco (like that found in a nice dark cigar). The taste focuses on the mandarin orange syrup, adding in extra oranges and a touch of ruby red grapefruit juice, all wrapped in a light bit of roasted malts and cocoa powder. Things just seem way the hell too fruity here... The body is a rather light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a slightly watery feel. Overall, a decent schwarz, but the fruitiness and thinness don't help things all that much.
09-07-2011 04:02:56 | More by TMoney2591
4.03/5 rDev +11.3%
The contents of my bomber pours nearly jet black with just a ruby glow when held to a bright light. The head is ample, tan colored that diminished to a skim, but left some lacing. The aroma is quite nice, roasted malts, chocolate, a bit sweet, inviting. The flavor is moderately roasty, hints of coffee and bittersweet chocolate, smooth and pleasantly acidic from the dark malts. The bittersweet dark malts linger after the swallow. The body and carbonation are very Pils like--appropriately so. Overall a fine Schwarzbier, it is too bad they are not in the Madison distribution channels anymore, thanks for the beer bro!
09-01-2011 01:41:34 | More by uwmgdman
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Charges imminent in 2008 South Philadelphia homicide: Report
Police reportedly will soon file homicide charges in connection with the 2008 shooting death of 23-year-old Beau Zabel in South Philadelphia.
An arrest warrant is imminent for a man already serving life in prison for murder, according to reports.
And, according to an NBC10 report, the murder for which Marcellus Jones, 35, is serving a life sentence is connected to Zabel's death.
Zabel, a graduate student at Drexel University from Minnesota, was killed as he walked home from work at a South Philadelphia Starbucks on June 15, 2008. Philadelphia police believe he was slain in a robbery in which he was targeted for his iPod.
During Jones' trial last summer for the murder of 20-year-old Tyreek Taylor, evidence was presented that Jones killed Taylor due to Taylor's knowledge of his involvement in Zabel's slaying.
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- sleeps 2
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- community Seawalk Condos
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Just the two of you? Here's a condo retreat with a glorious oceanfront location. Have lunch on your secluded deck overlooking the surf or take the steps outside your door to walk on the beach. Relax in your two recliners in front of the big flat screen or nap in the King-sized bed. Cook in your nicely equipped kitchen or dine at one of the numerous restaurants nearby. In the off-season, curl up by the fireplace and still watch the wide ocean from this cozy 3rd floor perch. If you must sneak in a little work, there's wireless too. Sound like your kind of place? Community pool and laundry facilities.
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Oceanfront, Saturday Check-In, Milepost 10, Seawalk Condos, Kill Devil Hills.
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DW, Microwave, Icemaker
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Security Deposit $250
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In addition to lazy days soaking up rays, Golfing, Boating, Shopping, Swimming, Restaurants, Surfing, Mini Golf, Sightseeing and Cinemas, here are a few things to keep you busy from Corolla to Roanoke Island: Wild Mustangs of Carova, Currituck Heritage Park (home of the Whalehead Club, Center for Wildlife Education & the Currituck Lighthouse), National Audubon's Pine Island Bird Sanctuary, Icarus Memorial to Flight, Avalon Fishing Pier & Arcade, Wright Brother's Monument, Jockey's Ridge State Park (Largest Living Sand Dune on the East Coast!), NC Aquarium Annex at Jennette's Pier, Bodie Island Lighthouse, Oregon Inlet Fishing Marina, Elizabethan Gardens, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, The Lost Colony Outdoor Drama, NC Aquarium, NC Maritime Museum, Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse, Freedman's Colony of Roanoke Island & Roanoke Island Festival Park.
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Greetings to all,
I am, again, offering a free promotional sample of the Burkes Hive-Minder colony record keeping tag to anyone who is interested. Since we are the developer and manufacturer, we are now offering direct sales also.
This weather proof plastic tag staples to the outside of your hive and allows you to keep brief records on the hive's progress using only push pin thumb tacks...no writing.
We also offer a similar product for QUEEN MATING NUCS that allow you to track production dates. Please ask for the Burkes Ready-Date calendar with your request.
In order to help me plan how many are requesting, please give me a "heads up" notice of your request by sending an email to email@example.com
We trust your 2013 beekeeping season will be prosperous and enjoyable.
For your FREE sample, please enclose a LONG, self addressed, STAMPED envelope to:
James Littley
Jarsa & Company
1831 Squawfield Rd.
Hillsdale, MI 49242


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Metropolitan District Commission crews are working to repair a water main break in Newington.
Officials said the eight-inch main ruptured early Friday morning in the area of Main Street and Miami Avenue.
Crews are currently working to turn off the water to the main so they can make repairs.
According to officials, about 10 homes in the area will be without water as the repairs are made. They estimate that repairs will take four to six hours.
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Funeral services will be held Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012, at 2 p.m. in the New Horizon Memorial Chapel in Dora. Burial will follow at Pleasant Grove Baptist Cemetery in Jasper. Visitation will be today, Sept. 5, 2012, from 5:30 until 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Dee Allen and Marvin and Christine Green.
Survivors include his son, Jacob Allen; his son's mother, Krista Owens; father, Doyle Allen; mother, Sandra Green; grandmother, Frances Allen; sisters, Tiffany Allen and Kelsey Ary; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.newhorizonmemorial.com.
New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home, Dora; 205-648-2323


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MADISON (WKOW) -- The woman accused of tying her two-year-old son to a bed while she ran errands appeared in a Dane County courtroom Monday morning.
Katrena Salmon stood mute in court and the court entered a not guilty plea as to any misdemeanor counts.
Salmon was released on a $500 signature bond. The judge ordered Slamon not to have any unsupervised contact with two particular minors, unless specifically permitted in writing by Dane County Human Services.
Salmon's next court date is scheduled for Feburary 4, 2014.


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Houston Texans WR Andre Johnson and Tennessee Titans CB Cortland Finnegan were in an intense fight on Sunday that resulted in both players being ejected from the game.
In the video, you can see Finnegan jump off the line and hit Johnson who responds by ripping Finnegan's helmet off. Finnegan is able also get Johnson's helmet off but it's Johnson who gets the only clean punches thrown. The referees broke up the fight and both players were ejected.
After the game, Johnson apologized to his teammates for causing a distraction. Finnegan left without speaking to reporters.
It's possible both players face a fine and/or a suspension for their actions. It's not very often that you see a fight in the NFL where the helmets come off and it's like an old-fashioned street brawl.