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Flex 4 animate properties
by Dave on Jan.25, 2010, under Actual RIA info, Adobe AIR, Adobe Flex
I came across a situation while doing a Flex 4 upgrade for an Adobe Developer Center sample app where I wanted to use some the Spark animate properties classes.
This is SO cool because it gives you truly granular control over every aspect of a component you want to animate. In the sample I'm upgrading, there is an extended TileGroup component that has three columns and two rows of charts for an enterprise dashboard application. When a user clicks a button to zoom in on any given chart, I wanted to make use of some of the new Spark effects to really create a 3D look and feel quickly (without delving too much into custom layouts). Actually, the layout I made is a custom TileGroup, but I wanted to point out some ways you can use the Animate class to make sweet transitions on any property of a component in your own apps for simple animation, without having to create custom layouts.

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- Fourteen applicants to lead Louisiana's largest university system include university chancellors, former chancellors and department heads from Maine to the Midwest.
The applicants include Michael A. Wartell, chancellor emeritus and chemistry professor at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne; Gary M. Lawler, chancellor of Pennsylvania State University's Hazleton campus; and Lesley Lovett-Doust, who resigned in February as president and vice chancellor at Nipissing University in Ontario, Canada.
The only Louisiana applicant for president of the 92,000-student University of Louisiana System is a medical technician at the Louisiana State Penitentiary.
Ann McDaniel-Echols said she has a doctorate in organizational leadership management from the University of Phoenix. "Working in the healthcare and medical industry has given me an insight that compels me to develop and organize any system effectively," she wrote in her application letter.
Wartell wrote that during the 18 years he was chancellor at IPFW, the campus has nearly doubled the number of credit hours taken each semester, increased the percentage of full-time students from 35 percent to more than 60 percent, increased endowment from $17 million to $53 million, increased the number of endowed chairs from one to 11 and added more than 40 new programs.
Lawler wrote that since coming to Hazleton in the summer of 2007 he has increased enrollment, student diversity and international enrollment; developed a comprehensive strategic plan and yearly action plans, and led the development of credit and non-credit programming.
Lovett-Doust also has applied to be president of Louisiana Tech, one of the nine universities run by the UL System. She wrote that enrollment rose 13 percent and minority enrollment more than tripled during her "just completed ... three-year term" at Nipissing, she wrote on university stationery.
The application deadline is Thursday, when the search committee meets to choose finalists who will be interviewed Nov. 9 in Baton Rouge.
Others who have applied are:
--Ronald A. Nykiel, business college dean and professor at Husson University, Bangor, Maine.
--Ravi Chinta, an associate professor of management and entrepreneurship and CINTAS Ethics Fellow at Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio.
--Walter Johnson Jr., computer information sciences department chair at Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina
--Sylvia A. Mason, interim chair of the school of education and NCATE director and program coordinator for graduate special education at Kentucky State University.
--Niranjan Pati, dean and professor at the William G. Rohrer College of Business, Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey.
--Martin M. Shapiro, professor of marketing, management and international business, Berkeley Colleges, New York and New Jersey.
--Walter V. Wendler, director and professor, School of Architecture, Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
--Behnam Pourbabai, vice president of technology, Automatica Inc., Reston, Virginia
--Alfonso Miranda-Daleccio, budget director, Department of Labor & Human Resources, San Juan, Puerto Rico
--Gwyndolyn McClellan, CEO/president, Value-Based Management, Inc., Sarasota, Florida


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Amarillo, TX -- A computer virus that holds your computer for ransom has made its way to Amarillo. And now the Amarillo police and the FBI are warning the public of the threat.
The Reveton virus is a specific kind of ransomware - so named because it effectively holds your computer hostage. It essentially freezes your system and demands money to restore it.
With most viruses, you have to actually click on an infected email or file to get it - but the Reveton virus is hidden within web pages.
Once on your computer, it appears like a pop-up ad, claiming to be the FBI and says your computer has illegal material on it, and if you don't pay the fine, you'll face criminal charges. Amarillo police say they've seen a few local cases.
"We've had a couple of phone calls just in the last day or two, and in one case, an individual had actually wired off probably three to four hundred dollars before checking with some family members and realized it was really a scam."
Experts say if you're infected, you shouldn't trust your computer's anti-virus software to take care of the problem, because the virus could still be there, as Amarillo web developer Josh Knapp explains, "Any kind of virus that's locking down your machine - it's really important to call a professional and get it cleaned off, and make sure your registry and everything looks really good, and you're not dealing with some kind of key logging going on that's sending your passwords or credit card information back to the person that planted the malware maliciously."
The Reveton virus has been around since last year, but recent cases cropping up are spurring the FBI and Amarillo police to re-issue warnings.
"They're going to make changes in them," says Cpl. Neufeld. "They're going to tweak it a little bit differently, they're going to try to entice someone else to send them money, so people just need to be very, very careful before they send any money out."
If you'd like to learn more from the FBI or file a report with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), follow the links attached to this story.


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While we really enjoyed the ports of call and many of the excursions, the Holland America's embarkation in Ft Lauderdale and the Maasdam itself left something to be desired.
Embarkation was chaos at its worst. The HA shore staff seemed confused and very disorganized. For comparision, we recently completed a cruise on an RCL ship that carried five times the passengers of the Maasdam; the embarkation process for that RCL ship seemed much smoother and organized.
The Maasdam itself seemed somewhat old and worn. At the Mariner's brunch, the captain said HAL had spentl $50 million on a renovation of the ship. To be honest, I didn't see where that money was spent.
- The air conditioning in many of the cabins and common areas didn't work of 20 of 24 days
- much of the furniture and carpeting was showing its age
- bed linens were mismatched and yellowed
- bath room linens were often stained and worn
It also appears that HAL has reduced the staffing both the dining room and Lido restaurants. In addition, all of the menus were limited (for example, the only way to get a sandwich after 5:00 pm was via room service).
The cruise itself was enjoyable and the ports interesting.


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Let's Dish: What's Your Signature Drink?
Let's Dish: What's Your Signature Drink?
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With so many cocktails, beers, and varieties of wine to choose from, it's good to have one standby drink you don't have to think about. Something that every restaurant stocks or every bartender knows how to make — your signature drink, if you will.
That way, if you're feeling undecided, you can just sidle up to the bar and shout your usual order. I tend to change my signature drink every so often, but my go-to beverages include gin and tonics, a Manhattan, or a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. Of course, I always need fresh ideas, so tell me: what's your signature drink that you usually order at a bar?
RVASarah 4 years
Hoegaarden, Woodchuck, or if I really want to indulge, a White Russian.
4 years
I like scotch (Glenlivet 18 year please) and water. I also do a gin and tonic or a gin martini if the bartender knows how to make one.
iriegurl23 5 years
Blueberry/Blackberry/or the ever elusive Strawberry Stoli with unsweetened ice tea. No lemon.
kmckay 5 years
cran&tequila with a lime or a splash of oj! mmmmm
5 years
At home my go to is Tall glass filled with ice, vodka, splash of gingerale and fill the rest with soda water and garnish.I don't know how to call it when I am out and no one wants to be the one to order a drink that fiddly.
wunami 5 years
Hmm....I like Maker's Mark on the rocks or with ginger ale.
gingirl 5 years
I love ordering a Malibu BayBreeze when I'm in the mood for something fruity. But if I'm out at a bar watching a game or something, I'll go for the Miller Lite or a Bacardi n Coke.
aimeeb 5 years
Alabama Slammer, anyone who knows me this is what I always order when I go out.
poissondujour 5 years
Depends- I'm always for scotch neat or Manhattan, but sometimes a variation of a kir or bellini for lighter fare. My best friend created a signature cocktail for my bday last year, too, so I'll make that on occasion, but it's super girly.
DeviousMuse 5 years
Absolute razz + soda + 2 limes Absolut Citron + water + 3 limes Pinto Grigio or Noir And when I'm really out to party... Absolute + Red Bull
jessy777 5 years
Rum & Diet Coke with Lime Dirty Vodka Martini, I always order it extra dirty.
Dana18 5 years
I love margaritas or I will have a glass of chardonnay.
Kalliefornia 5 years
Vanilla vodka and coke! Tastes great.
Sofia-Soubrette 5 years
Any of these: Vanilla Stoli and Diet Coke, with a lime Champagne (or sparkly white) Pimm's Cup
becoming-brina 5 years
ketelone martini, dry & dirty with 3 olives. SO good! But it's expensive so it's more of a once in a while treat; the rest of the time i'm a beer or chianti girl.
suziryder 5 years
Also, I'm not too adventurous when it comes to ordering drinks, but I want to be, so it's good to learn some new names of drinks to start sampling! Thanks ladies!
suziryder 5 years
Blended margarita with plenty of salt. Or some type of martini - cosmo, appletini, chocotini, I'll be tempted to try any specialty martini that a restaurant might have... mm!
mondaymoos 5 years
Pabst Blue Ribbon (that's right. I love it) Or a rocks margarita with no salt.
opisnowpro 5 years
Vodka & tonic (sometimes with cranberry and lime) Champagne Glass of wine
SugarCat 5 years
Vanilla stoli and diet coke Miller Light/Guinness (I know, go from low end to higher end!) Dirty martini (if I am feeling like it's going to be one of those nights, haha)
starangel82 5 years
Amaretto Sour or a glass of wine (preferably a Riesling)
skigurl 5 years
what i like best i can't get in the States and it's so frustrating!
tiggerchick2 5 years
For me it is either a blended margarita with salt or a whiskey sour. Don't really care for wine or beer though.
chefdrea 5 years
Patron straight up.
cdelaney 5 years
vodka and cranberry juice with lime. yum...
EricaJane 5 years
champagne.. but it's not always available by the glass.. so in that case I have a glass of chardonnay.
jessie 5 years
tequila sunrise or if they have it coconut martini
musicmixer 5 years
partysugar, funny how ours are the same! grey goose martini or a ketel press is always a nice way to start!
eowynnie 5 years
dirty gin martinis with two olives. :)
pinkflake2 5 years
Effen black and coke...tastes like a cherry coke. Amazing.
psychobabble 5 years
Old fashioned, whiskey on the rocks, or one of my favorite beers if the beer list is good.
mamasitamalita 5 years
a sunburn -- tequila and cranberry juice and limes (I put lots of limes in mine) dirty vodka martini gin and freshly squeezed grapefruit juice
Rancher'sGirl 5 years
Jack and Coke, or Pepsi and Jack Rum and Cola Coffee with brandy and cream
PrincessLtrain 5 years
Vodka martini (Belvedere or Stoli Gold)up with blue cheese stuffed olives or scotch & soda...
msshellokitty 5 years
body chemistry.southern comfort,orange juice and cranberry juice.
5 years
Love Absolute Ruby Red Grapefruit flavored Vodka. For brunch we enjoy Ruby Red screwdrivers... and for a refreshing late night drink - Ruby Red with Club soda & a splash of Cranberry juice. It's a must try!
emilymaraschino 5 years
vodka cranberry or g&t. I feel like I need an upgrade! I also love a singapore sling, semi-ironically, though never more than one.
Kelliegrl 5 years
I'm more of a wine drinker, so I usually go for Chardonnay or Pinot Grigio. If I really want to get the job done I'll go for something heavier like Merlot or Shiraz.
doogirl 5 years
I will either order an Amaretto Sour or a shot of Tequila (Patron' or Traditional' only though!)
bluesarahlou 5 years
Vodka with a splash of Amaretto over ice. Or just vodka over ice with two lime wedges.
5 years
fancy: 1/2 grey goose, 1/2 tanqueray martini with lots of olives standards: vodka + soda/tonic, rum & coke, or a blue moon feeling different: rum and ginger ale (once that was all i had, tried it and fell in love)
bingbingboom 5 years
Vodka tonic or with pineapple juice. BUT if there is lychee martini, I'll dive for it.
nancita 5 years
I usually go with a Manhattan, but I'm getting sick of those. Standard dive bar drink is bourbon and soda. If everyone could make a fine sazerac, I'd order those all the time.
starofsorrow 5 years
My tops: Sex on the Beach (quite a few places screw it up, though) Jack and Coke Amaretto Sour
tchemp 5 years
I'm a fan of Jack and Ginger Ale. It's less sweet than Jack and Coke, and even more delicious.
bluebellknoll 5 years
My top three: Vanilla Stolis n' Coke Vodka press Gin & Tonic
kia 5 years
it depends on what I am doing or about to do: Jameson shot + Guinness Scotch + soda Greyhound (my "girly" drink)
Spectra 5 years
Usually a vodka and Diet Coke with a squeeze of lime or a Miller Lite, depending on where I'm at.
Ineedclarity 5 years
It's a toss up between Cosmos and Rum and Coke
5 years
I love a Bailey's on the rocks with a splash of water. But rarely does a place get it right. Only my husband knows how to make it the way I like it.
komler 5 years
It depends on what I'm in the mood for, but I find that Strawberry Daiquiri can usually lift the mood if I'm down. Otherwise, it's usually a glass white wine. Living in a country of beer drinkers, I'm really standing out by not liking the taste of beer at all, so I'm all for finding tasty alternatives.
broose 5 years
Vodka Collins - It's tasty and pretty hard to screw up.
partysugar 5 years
It depends on the location and my mood: grey goose martini, vodka press, the last word, Stella or Heinken Light, and sparkling wine or Sauvignon Blanc.
tlsgirl 5 years
Mine are vodka and soda/tonic and red wine.
limelindsey 5 years
Gin and tonic, two limes. I like them really sour! My old standbys were gimlets and whiskey sours.
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Paul Konerko will undergo a thorough concussion-related examination Monday, the Chicago White Sox have announced. The first baseman was involved in a seemingly minor collision with Jarrod Dyson of the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday. Dyson's elbow struck Konerko in the head, and subsequently Konerko landed on the seven-day concussion disabled list.
If the exam goes well, Konerko could resume baseball activities with the team on Tuesday. He will be eligible to return off the DL Friday while the team is in Kansas City.
"He felt a little better yesterday, but he hasn't done any activity. Exert himself," manager Robin Ventura said. "Running, workout, that's really the next step. Once he feels he's able to start doing things, running around and maybe swinging a bat. Most of the symptoms go away, and then you try to get some activity in and see where it goes."
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An explosive look at Far Cry 3's lost expeditions
In this latest Far Cry 3 video we get a glimpse at some of the 40 additional minutes of game play that can be found in the game's Lost Expeditions' missions.
The missions, which come as a bonus for players who pre-order the game, include "The Forgotten Experiment" and "Ignition in the Deep" missions. The extra content also includes a flare gun for use in the game's multiplayer.


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Reviews by breweryaprntc13:
4.33/5 rDev +19%
Thin foamy off white head, dark amber with golden brown hues. Head recedes slowly and leaves decent lacing.
Strong citrus (cascade?) hops lead, decent sweet malt undertones, some alcohol notes
Orange/Lemon and Grassy flavors, citrusy with hints of caramel malts and some slight roast, sweet on top with bitter undertones that build to the finish with a growing earthy presence. Alcohol definitely makes its presence known, but balances well with the complex hop bitterness and partial malt profile.
Light body and medium carbonation, smooth.
A very delicious and interesting beer, definitely too strong for a regular drinking beer, but an excellent beer to have on rare occasion or when in the mood for something complex and impressive.
01-31-2011 10:01:23 | More by breweryaprntc13
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3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
05-28-2013 02:56:20 | More by spicelab
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
A clouded light brown, an off-white small head, no lacing and small curtains.
A lot of smell in this one, a hoppy haze with sweet grape-fruits, soy sauce, peas and some tea.
A sweet bread start, apricots, sherry, even alcohol, bitter grape-fruit seeds.
Little carbonation, soft and smooth, a big body, a small dry finish.
Not an easy brew, a bit unbalanced.
01-30-2012 22:05:09 | More by rarbring
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
4.5/5 rDev +23.6%
09-06-2012 07:41:55 | More by mdagnew
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
12-29-2011 01:17:15 | More by ygtbsm94
3.55/5 rDev -2.5%
Served in a Dogfish Head snifter.
Bottle #2145/3600, bottled on 6/16/10. A triple dry-hopped imperial red ale...okay...right on. It pours a slightly murky ruby-garnet topped by a finger of wan tan foam. The nose comprises toasted caramel, dank greens, deep pine resin, dank wood, light biscuit, and dark honey (...the hell does that mean...?). There's a vague mustiness involved in all of it. The taste holds notes of pine resin, dark greens, light cocoa, toasted rye bread, toasted caramel, light toffee, light menthol, and a palpable feeling of booze. The body is a straight medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a generally smooth feel. Overall, an interesting brew, but one that seems too strong for its own good (in a number of ways). Not bad, but nothing I'm gonna seek out again. An experience, I suppose.
01-17-2012 21:06:02 | More by TMoney2591
3.55/5 rDev -2.5%
I'm a bit uncertain how to rate this beer (classed as American Strong Ale here on BA) as it seems to resemble English Barleywine/Old ale more than anything else.
Pours hazed coppery body with almost non-existent beige loose head of agglomerated bubbles.
Nose is strongly malty with biscuity-caramel character and exhibits powerful dried fruits and sweet orange oil-like aroma, and even chocolaty notes. Evident are earthy hops. Considering its 18% ABV and the brewer, alcohol is well hidden.
Full bodied with mild carbonation and warming alcohol. Flavor exhibits dried fruits and caramel-biscuity malt whose sweetness is counterbalanced by evident (earthy) hop-bitterness and a bit too hot alcohol warmth, while finish remains on the sweet side.
02-25-2012 18:04:25 | More by crnipeter
2.75/5 rDev -24.5%
01-30-2012 10:16:25 | More by bark
4/5 rDev +9.9%
04-17-2012 17:22:31 | More by kjkinsey
South Africa
4.26/5 rDev +17%
375ml corked and caged bottle 18% Abv.
Served lightly chilled in an over sized wine glass.
Bottle 3043/3600
Bottled on 16/06/2010
I am really looking forward to this beer - as I love huge beers like this and I love Brewdog!
Appearance: Deep, opaque mahogany brown body with red/oranges edges when backlit. Surprisingly a rough pour yields a small white head that lasts most of the way down and leaves quite a few spots of lacing (impressive for an aged 18% beer!). Some alcohol legs are also visible after swirling.
Smell: Wow, massive nose. I could smell this from the second I got the cork out. Rich caramel, toffee, brown sugar, lots of candied citrus peel, booze soaked dark fruits (raisins and plums) and some pine resin are all well noted. As the beer warms more resiny notes are present as well as a light smoky burned character.
Taste: Initially sweet dark caramel, treacle and dark fruits (distinct plum notes), followed by more candied citrus peel and some pine resin. The finish is fairly bitter and well lasting.
Mouthfeel: Wow, the body is surprisingly light for such a big beer. I was expecting it to be heavy and syrupy, but in fact the body is medium with some light stickiness. The very low level of smooth carbonation is just about perfect.
Overall: I really enjoyed this beer and would happily buy it again were it available.
12-28-2011 14:06:29 | More by Thehuntmaster
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
06-08-2014 02:12:51 | More by bsuedekum
3.95/5 rDev +8.5%
This brew pours a murky cherry hue with decent carbonation that leaves a quick dissapearing head and little lacing,the aroma is floral and sweet with notes of fruity,piney hops and some boiled candy and brown sugar,it has medium bodied mouthfeel which is very sticky and has a very sweet upfront taste with flavours of boiled candy,brown sugar,caramel,passionfruit and is rounded out by a pine needle hoppy bitterness,overall its a nice drop thats 18%ABV hides very well but due to that,its stickyish mouthfeel and its exspensive price i dont think it would have a regular spot in my fridge,interesting though.
11-14-2010 02:25:17 | More by ADZA
Ontario (Canada)
1.88/5 rDev -48.4%
Thanks(?) to Jason for sharing this. #1175 of 3600. Bottled June 16th, 2010. An 18% "triple-hopped" Imperial Red Ale - what could possibly go wrong?
A - Some quick-dissipating bubbles settle to...nada. Dark, opaque, red-brown body. Wasn't expecting much considering the alcohol, and I didn't get much either.
S - Cotton candy, booze. Smells like an out-of control Irish red ale, with treacle, burnt sugars, and a retarded amount of alcohol. Smells like Jolly Rancher Liquor. Maybe there were hops here, but they're probably long gone.
T - The taste is horrendous - far worse than I expected from the aroma. Bitter walnut, fusel alcohol, burnt tires, and more alcohol. Maybe even a bit of astringent hop bitterness. It didn't make me gag, so I guess it's a bit better than some White Birch beers I've had.
M - Surprisingly thin medium body for the high ABV, minimal carbonation, intense alcohol burn, sticky texture.
D - Pretty much undrinkable. I poured this out after maybe 2-3 sips, and I think Jason managed to choke down even less. Perhaps this was a bit better when it was fresh, although I can't imagine how it would be.
10-28-2011 21:10:39 | More by MasterSki
4.35/5 rDev +19.5%
A: Pours amber with a nice tan head that slowly dissipates, leaving nice lacings.
S: Lots of dark dried frutis and molasses, as it should be considering the high ABV. The caramell malt is sweet, and roasted. The floral as well as the bitter American hops are really heavy. Citric and piney.
T: Lots and lots of hops, piney and citric, but also bitter. Sweetness from the malt and dark dried fruits. But this beer is all about the trippel dry hopping.
M: Medium to full body and very low carbonation. Aftertaste lingers for quite some time and is at first sweet and bitter but soon it's only bitter.
D: If you can make a 18% ABV beer that doesn't smell or taste like alcohol you must know what you're doing. The hops are overpowering but a very nice and interesting beer, nevertheless.
07-29-2010 21:33:51 | More by Evil_Pidde
United Kingdom (England)
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
Got a chance to try this at the Release Party at the Cask and Kitchen. I would have called it an Imperial Red Ale that is VERY well hopped. Deep amber red color and a nice thin head that did not last long. Smelled of hops, a bit of malt and then more hops, a bit of pine resin but not much more. The taste was all hops a slight amount of booze, which is amazing as it this was 18%! Not really all that much character or depth of flavors and little balance. Still this is an Imperial Triple dry hopped Red ale and Balance may not be what they were going for. Felt very nice in the mouth, good medium bodied and pretty smooth. Drinkability may be low but it is very strong in both alc% and flavor.
06-20-2010 23:02:39 | More by thepeter
3.58/5 rDev -1.6%
Shared this one with a friend. been holding on to it since it came out. poured into a unibroue tulip.
A- pours a very dark brown with about 1 cm of relatively fluffy head that slowly subsides to a very thin film. very thick and dark in the glass. interesting.
S- Initially sweet malt, but followed by a strong alcohol kick. touch of dark fruit and raisin. but mainly sweetness and alcohol.
T- straight up again, a whole bunch of sweet malt. still very boozy. underneath the booze there is some hop presence, bitter and a touch citric, but it comes only after getting used to the booze. very resiny.
M- although there is a touch of carbonation, its pretty thick. Bitterness is lingering, finishing pretty dry. a fair amount happening in the mouth.
O- There is a lot of alcohol in here, but not as much as i was expecting for the ABV. Straight up its sweet malt and alcohol, but underneath the hops and other flavours come through, but the alcohol does take some getting used to, and is still pretty dominant.
05-03-2011 12:55:00 | More by shambeano
3.75/5 rDev +3%
01-29-2013 08:59:32 | More by danieelol
United Kingdom (England)
4/5 rDev +9.9%
Poured into a tasting glass from the fridge and sipped as it warmed. Really nice caramel colour with a creamy beige head that pleasingly stuck around longer than i thought it would. Smells like a heavy rye- like red's rye on crack, but with a delicious juicy edge- some figs in there, i think. Mouthfeel is nice and soft at first, but is marred by a bit of alcohol burn in the finish. There are several nice complexities in the taste, but i got quite a bit of alcohol off it. It'll be interesting to see how this ages- i suspect the booze will soften and allow the underlying complexities to shine through, but at the expense of the hop flavour. Still a winner though!
06-26-2010 17:22:01 | More by paxton1978
3.9/5 rDev +7.1%
Sweet, sticky, toffee aroma with dark fruit notes. Rounded, resinous hop character too. Interesting.
Slightly hazy, red-amber colour with a nice, moderate sized tan head. Decent head retention.
This is interesting. Resinous, piney, smoky and oily, I don't quite know what to make of this. The intense malt and alcohol character almost hits me as a coffee note and the deep toffee flavour is really interesting. Big bitterness.
Medium body with moderate carbonation. Interesting.
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Youth: a Look into the Free
The Youth book, Volume I, is the start of a series of work and love based on the current. It is a culmination of youthful personalities, taking full advantage of their surroundings, and an interpretive color correction method that I have been working on. The color corrections and adjustments to saturation and contrast are interpretations of mood and character, directly corresponding to each photograph and representing the vigor of this generation. By taking advantage of jpeg deterioration during color shifts, I have come upon a digital technique that is more hands-on than those in photoshop. I get to see and work towards the evolution of the photograph. Even further, each page of the book is specifically arranged and designed in correlation to the other images as to portray the essence of this group of people. Being very close friends with the models, my access to shoot was nearly unlimited, and the result is and intimacy and candidness that can be absent from work with hired models. The first book is merely a preface of the series. It shows the reader this new technique, while giving introductory information about the real life characters. It will likely be the gentler look into this unique lifestyle that derives outside of the stereotypical cornfield of Indiana. The people portrayed are undergrads, overgrads, or people who have never left the idea of a life of free exploration and enjoyment of the given environment, a life that is often hidden from the eyes of many local and visiting Hoosiers. This place and the mindset that revolves around it is the sanity of these people. These friends and places are where I have discovered my sanity. – Jason Lukas


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This is one of the few routes that I found that had a plaque. Starts with steep fingers in a right facing corner to splitter ringlocks and thin hands. About 30' up a block is encountered that forces you out right to a hand crack. From a stance above the block continue up a flaired left facing corner that goes from thin hands to fingers. About 8' of choss needs to be climbed to get to the anchor otherwise this would be a 3 star route.
Hard to say but somewhere to the left of Angery Inch on the southwest side of the cliff. I would say about 5 to 10 minutes hike to the left of where the wall turns from south to southwest?
3 each .5 to #1 and a couple .4's and #2's (Camalots). Two rap hangers for an anchor and a 70m rope is just long enough.


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Looks like Christmas is coming early this year for Ed Herman.
UFC.com is reporting that David Terrell has been forced to withdraw from UFC 78 because of an ankle injury and that mixed martial arts veteran Joe Doerksen has agreed to replace him.
Doerksen has a submission win over Ed Herman back in 2004 when the two met in the main event at Sportfight 7. No doubt an improved Herman is eager to avenge that loss.
It comes however at the disappointment of Terrell, a dangerous striker who many once pegged to be a future contender - assuming he could ever stay healthy and fight on a consistent basis.
MMAmania.com contacted the Caesar Gracie camp for clarification on the injury. Here was the response:
"Terrell is out with torn tendons. MRI report confirms this."
Terrell last withdrew from his fight against Yushin Okami at UFC 66 due to an elbow injury. This most recent incident marks the fourth time Terrell has withdrawn from a fight in his UFC career.
As such, he'll have to sit back and watch Doerksen and Herman slug it out for a chance to move one step closer to facing middleweight juggernaut Anderson "The Spider" Silva.
Maybe Ed Herman's not so lucky after all.
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Rod Neuenschwander '99
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Linden —
The only two remaining unbeatens in the Sagamore Conference met Friday night in girls basketball.
And in the end, the two-time defending conference champions showed that they aren't ready to give up their conference crown. Class 3A No. 4 Lebanon earned at least a share of the Sagamore Conference title with a 54-39 win.
"It is good to come out with the win," Lebanon head coach Beth DeVinney said. "You can't say enough about North Montgomery, Kelsi Byrd does so much for them. Looking at their match-up with us, we knew they had great shooters and we were going to have to get some things done defensively closing out on people. We really doubled up on Kelsi trying to keep her out of the lane. I thought we did a great job of that early."
The Tigers came out on fire defensively in the first quarter.
Lebanon forced 11 North Montgomery turnovers and led 18-8 after eight minutes.
"Our pressure early in the game was really good," DeVinney said. "I thought we took a few plays off in the third quarter, and it cost us a little bit. Our focus was on Kelsi early, to keep her out of the lane. She is such a great slasher, gets to the lane, hang a little bit and hangs off. And the kids down low have done a good job finishing."
The Tigers appeared firmly in control of the game through the second quarter, leading by as many at 17 points before holding the 29-14 advantage at the intermission.
But the Chargers slowly began to chip into the lead getting within six on two occasions, the last being with 5:45 left in the game on a 3-pointer by Byrd.
But Aspen Davis hit two free throws and then a 3-pointer of her own to spark a 11-2 Lebanon run to close the game.
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No matter what your role at CCAC, ITS plays the leadership role in establishing standards for the desktop tools that you need to do your job effectively. These standards make it possible to ensure a reliable and serviceable technology environment for faculty, students and staff.
Technology has become critical to supporting learning inside and outside the classroom. Visit the Technology and Learning web page for resources to support the adoption of technology for learning activities.
ITS Network Services is responsible for the installation, configuration and maintenance of the College's network infrastructure and its day-to-day operations. The College network provides fast and reliable data, voice and video communications within and outside the College.


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The tallest man in the United States, Igor Vovkovinskiy, traveled from Minneapolis to Massachusetts on Thursday for a custom shoe-fitting with Reebok that he hopes will help him live a normal life.
Vovkovienskiy is seen having imprints taken of his foot by technicians at Reebok headquarters, in Canton, Mass., Thursday, May 3, 2012.
"I haven't been able to go for a joyful walk for six years now," he said. "I look forward to just going for a walk with my dog, just walking around the neighborhood."
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Last week, the Otsego town board voted to grant the village's Gateway Project "limited zoning immunity." The decision nullified a stop work order issued to the project earlier by Otsego Town Code Enforcement Officer Hank Schecher.
The stop work order was the result of a dispute between the town's planning board and the village.
Village Attorney Martin Tillapaugh, who told the village to ignore the order and keep working, said he believed the planning board wanted the village to re-apply for its permit and start the review process over. Representatives of the village went before the planning board at least 18 times in the effort get a special permit for the project. All other agencies with oversight roles in the project had approved it. "We believe we were approved," Tillapaugh said. "The town believes there needs to be a reapplication."
Tillapaugh said that from what he gleaned from the order, it seems the town of Otsego Planning Board believes the final plans differ from those that were approved.
He said he believed the main contention is around how the stormwater will be handled. The village's plans were reviewed and approved by three different engineers and the Department of Environmental Conservation.
By granting the project immunity from zoning, the town board removed the town planning board's ability to overseethe project. The town board also said it would "not commit taxpayer monies to initiate a lawsuit against a sister municipality." Town board member Lang Keith, a retired Virginian judge,said the project which expands parking areas and is intended to improve traffic and pedestrian safety has been thoroughly vetted.
"This definitely passes the red face test as far as I'm concerned," Keith said.
We would agree with Keith. The project received a thorough review by the town's planning board during a process that took years. We are also happy the matter could be resolved without both the town and village having to waste taxpayer money on legal expenses for a court battle.


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There was heavy fire and smoke visible from the front of a mobile home at 131 Washington St. Norfolk Park Wednesday afternoon when firefighters arrived on scene, according to Foxborough Deputy Fire Chief Steve Bagley, who said the trailer was unoccupied at the time of the incident.
"Nobody home at time of the fire," Bagley said. "No injuries reported … none of our people had any injuries either."
Firefighters battled the blaze for about 30 to 45 minutes, Bagley said, before it was under control. After the fire was knocked down, fire personnel began the overhaul process and surveyed the damage, which was extensive.
"Basically a total loss," Bagley said of the double-wide trailer. "Extensive heat and smoke damage throughout the rest of the trailer as well."
received approximately five 911 calls just before 12:30 p.m. Wednesday about the mobile home fire at Unit 25 in Norfolk Park off Route 1 on Washington Street. Foxborough received mutual aid from Wrentham, Walpole, Sharon and Plainville.
"We had an engine from Walpole, Wrentham and Sharon assisting us," Bagley said. "We were able to get a lot of water on the trailer quick and knock down the fire quick. Guys prevented the fire from spreading to any of the exposures."
Two of those exposures were a pair of gas tanks sitting off to the right of the burnt mobile home. Bagley credited the quick work of all involved to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading to other trailers in the park as well.
"It could have been a lot worse if it extended to some of the close trailers but we were able to get a couple of lines on it real quick and keep it from spreading," Bagley said.
Other damage reported was minor – a nearby shed outside of another trailer unit and utility wires above unit 25.
"The building commissioner responded as well as National Grid," Bagley said.
Bagley said the owner of the mobile home could not be reached so Foxborough Fire spoke with family members. The owner and one of her sons occupy the trailer, according to Bagley.
"As of right now I do not have the names [of the residents]," Bagley said.
Bagley added the cause of the fire is unknown at this time but remains under investigation.
Check back with Foxborough Patch for updates on this story.


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NATO member countries are all signatories to the UN Protocol on Trafficking in Persons. The Allies are keenly aware that human trafficking fuels corruption and organized crime, and therefore runs counter to NATO's stabilization efforts in its theatres of operation. These considerations led to the development of the NATO policy on combating trafficking in human beings.
NATO does not see itself as the primary organization to combat trafficking in human beings, but is working to add value wherever it can. The policy was developed in consultation with EAPC countries and non-NATO troop contributors, as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations.
The zero-tolerance policy calls for military and civilian personnel and contractors taking part in NATO-led operations to receive appropriate training on standards of their behavior during the operations. The Allies also agreed to review national legislation and report on national efforts in this regard. In theatre, NATO-led forces, operating within the limits of their mandate, support the responsible host-country authorities in their efforts to combat trafficking in human beings.
Much of the responsibility for implementing the policy was assigned to NATO's Military Committee given that it is troops from NATO and non-NATO nations participating in NATO-led operations who are the most likely to come into contact with trafficked individuals and trafficking rings. Guidance was then issued by the Strategic Commanders.
The policy is kept under review to make sure that it's effectively implemented by Allies and Partners as well as NATO as an organization. A regular comprehensive review is conducted to provide policy and practical recommendations. These include measures to strengthen policies and provisions in specific operations, to enhance training and awareness raising among NATO forces as well as the evaluation and reporting of all related activities.
A Senior Coordinator on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings (the NATO ASG for Defence Policy and Planning) coordinates all Alliance efforts in this field.


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Cubs get lift with callups, activations
Chicago (85-52) vs. Houston (71-66), Monday, 3:05 p.m. CT
CHICAGO -- On Monday, the Cubs will open a three-game series against the Astros and welcome reinforcements to Wrigley Field.Teams can expand their rosters on Sept. 1 beyond 25 players, and the Cubs will add Micah Hoffpauir, Koyie Hill, Michael Wuertz and Casey McGehee from Triple-A Iowa, and activate Jon Lieber and Angel Guzman from the disabled list. "We could use a little pitching, get another right-handed bat that will help a little bit pinch-hitting," Cubs manager Lou Piniella said. "We'll get a few kids from the Minor Leagues, and hopefully they'll help out." Guzman has been rehabbing since undergoing Tommy John elbow ligament replacement surgery last August. Lieber allowed one unearned run and two hits while striking out three in two innings in his third and final rehab appearance with Class A Peoria on Saturday. "I'll be ready to go [Monday] if they need me," Lieber said. Bobby Dernier, the team's Minor League baserunning instructor, saw some of the candidates, including outfielder Felix Pie, who was hitting .287 with 10 home runs, 19 doubles, five triples, 11 stolen bases and 52 RBIs. Pie, who could be added after Iowa's playoff run, had three RBIs in Saturday's 10-4 win over Omaha. "He's been playing well," Dernier said of Pie, who was the Cubs' starting center fielder on Opening Day. "I talked to [Iowa manager Pat Listach] and he said Pie seems to be getting ready and peaking at the right time. He knows what's ahead. Hoffpauir also." Hoffpauir's stats at Iowa have had fans clamoring for his return. The left-handed-hitting first baseman/outfielder batted .387 in August with 12 home runs, 10 doubles and 39 RBIs. Since the All-Star break, he was hitting .366 with a .796 slugging percentage. For the season, Hoffpauir has a .362 average, with career highs of 25 homers, 34 doubles, and 100 RBIs. "He's doing exactly what you're supposed to do to push your way in the door," Dernier said. "It could be this door or another door, who knows? He's a throwback. He could've played in 1910, and he'll play in 2010, and anywhere inbetween. "He's an old-time guy, a good baseball player," Dernier said. "You could find a flaw if you want to, but you could find one in all of us. He's having just a great year." Hill was hitting .275 in 113 games with 17 homers, 24 doubles and 64 RBIs, and this will be McGehee's first trip to the show. He was hitting .296 with 12 homers, 30 doubles and 92 RBIs in 133 games. "It's always nice for those guys to get a taste of it," Chicago's Mark DeRosa said. "Some of them, I hope they're ready to come up and contribute because we need them." The influx of youth should give the Cubs a boost as well as some fresh players for the final month. The three-game series against Houston is one of three remaining at Wrigley Field for the Cubs. They now are 51-21 at Wrigley Field, and will have to do well on the road to clinch that playoff spot. Chicago did finish August 20-8, the most wins in any month since going 20-10 in August 1984. Dernier remembers that season. He was a catalyst as the Cubs won the East Division. "I was a fourth- or fifth-year guy [in '84], and we had older guys and younger guys and good balance then, and we have that here," Dernier said. "The older guys have to keep reminding the younger guys where we're at right now, that this is what winning looks like. When you have that balance, guys who have been through it before, it works. We've got that going on now." Pitching matchup
CHC: RHP Jason Marquis (9-7, 4.52 ERA)
Marquis looked like a frontline starter against the Pirates in his last outing Wednesday, when he threw seven scoreless innings, struck out three and walked none for his ninth win of the year. Catcher Henry Blanco said Marquis' repertoire was in full gear and his fastball had bite. The right-hander continues to give the Cubs plenty of innings. Only once this season has he been unable to pitch past the fourth. Marquis is 9-5 with a 5.22 ERA against the Astros in his career. HOU: RHP Roy Oswalt (12-9, 4.11 ERA)
Oswalt recorded his 22nd win against the Reds in a 4-1 victory on Wednesday. He is 6-2 in his past 10 starts with a 3.02 ERA, averaging 5.7 strikeouts a game. Oswalt is 11-11 all-time against Chicago, losing his only game against the Cubs this season. He earned five runs on 10 hits in 6 2/3 innings. Tidbits
Reliever Chad Gaudin was unavailable because of lower back pain. His status was day-to-day. ... DeRosa made his first appearance at shortstop this season. ... Carlos Marmol is on pace to become the first pitcher in big league history to allow fewer than four hits per nine innings with at least 50 innings pitched, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Marmol is averaging 3.86 hits per nine. ... Reed Johnson ended August batting .397 in 22 games. ... Jeff Samardzija extended his scoreless innings streak to 14 1/3. ... The winner of the second annual "Baby Ruth Ultimate 7th-Inning Stretch Competition" will be announced before Monday's game and will sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" in the middle of the seventh. ... DeRosa (10-for-20) and Derrek Lee (15-for-57) hit Oswalt well, but Jim Edmonds is 11-for-48 (.229) and Alfonso Soriano is 5-for-28 (.179) against the right-hander. ... Sam Fuld homered for Double-A Tennessee in a 5-2 victory over Carolina. ... The Cubs' rookie league team in Mesa, Ariz., finished its season with a 13-14 record after a 7-6 loss to the Athletics' affiliate on Saturday. On the Internet
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WGN On radio
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Tuesday: Cubs (Carlos Zambrano, 13-5, 3.53) vs. Astros (Brandon Backe, 9-12, 5.42), 7:05 p.m. CT
Wednesday: Cubs (Ryan Dempster, 15-5, 2.95) vs. Astros (Randy Wolf, 8-11, 4.73), 7:05 p.m. CT
Thursday: Off-day
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Get all your gear, and all your receipts (I hope you still have them), and you'll be surprised.
I was esp. surprised that almost no orders from overseas contained a correct receipt, they were either declared as "gift" (China) or the €150 value was magically reduced to €20 for EU vat & tax evasion (US order). I didn't ask for this, though I admit it didn't bother me then, but when insuring the gear it'll be a problem. But most likely I'll go the way to only ensure the more expensive items of €100+ and not every lens cap or hood.
Depends on the company. My insurance company just asked for a list of equipment and current price quotes. I bought some equipment new, but most of it is used. However, all of it is insured for replacement value, so I got that info from the Adorama site. I didn't cover the filters, bags, tripod, etc, even though the value of those things add up as well. The insurance value threshold is a personal preference. If I were to lost everything, it'd cost a bit to replace but certainly would cost a lot more without insurance.


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Xzibit X Instrumental
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Yeah, ladies and gentleman
Broadcasting live to you and yours
It's Mr. X to the Z, Xzibit
Yeah, bounce it
Come on
The first day of the rest of my life
X stand behind the mic like Walker Kronkike
Y'all keep the spotlight
I'm keeping my rhymes tight
Lose sight of what you believe
And call it a night
This ain't the light-weight, cake mix shit
That you're used to
Teflon territory you just can't shoot through
You gon shoot who? (Who?)
Not even on your best day
Rollin' the Wild West way, givin' it up
Leavin' the whole world stuck not givin' a f**k
Laid in the cut now we break through in the rut
Hennesy and Orange Juice baby fill up a cup
Quick to grab Mary Jane by the butt and squeeze
Loosen up, let your hair down, and join the festivities
Overcrowd the house like lockdown facilities
Bitches be quick to give me brains while I post the range
Going up and down my dick like the stock exchange
(X) Rearrange the whole game with my rugged sound
(X) Won't even say your own name when I come around
(X) Stay on top but remain from the underground
(X) to the Z and we all in the family
(X) Rearrange the whole game with my rugged sound
(X) Won't even say your own name when I come around
(X) Stay on top but remain from the underground
(X) to the Z and we all in the family
Ever since Xzibit has spit, been on some pimp shit
Approach every woman like a potential mistress
Shine bright, make sure that X stay tight
Cause tonight I might meet my next X wife
Mr. Big Chief Reefa, Xzibit use his dick like a Visa
I run it through and money come out
Runnin' your mouth, I'll have somebody run in your house
Ravel your spouse and have a little fun on the couch
Now you know that it was bound to happen
I came to give you what you lackin'
Whenever you hear them other niggas rappin
Rockin' chains, stadium, paladiums, cracked craniums
My whole skeleton is dipped in titanium
Drop tops sittin' on twenties
Using rappers like crash test dummies
Stackin' real estate and money
It's funny how things change overnight
When you thinking right
I beat the odds like Ike beat on his first wife
(X) Rearrange the whole game with my rugged sound
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(X) Won't even say your own name when I come around
(X) Stay on top but remain from the underground
(X) to the Z and we all in the family
(X) Rearrange the whole game with my rugged sound
(X) Won't even say your own name when I come around
(X) Stay on top but remain from the underground
(X) to the Z and we all in the family
What an event?
We hardcore 100%
Making it stick, Los Angeles proudly presents
The real deal, how does it feel?
No special effects
Yank the chain off of your neck
Demand the respect
Now all your conversations sound strange to me
It be like everybody around me done changed but me
I stand alone on my own two feet
Stagger tracks, strangle the beat
Restless no time for sleep
Niggas be weak, I'm concrete like Bejamin Greet
It's a very thin line between a foe and a friend
Straight to the chair
(Not these niggas again)
Come back, bounce in the spot and slide right in
I ain't trying to see nothing but progress, regardless
Home of the heartless, move right, remain cautious
Represent nothing but the hustle and struggle
Hennesy, rock plenty of ice, making a double, now SCREAM
(X) Rearrange the whole game with my rugged sound
(X) Won't even say your own name when I come around
(X) Stay on top but remain from the underground
(X) to the Z and we all in the family
(X) Rearrange the whole game with my rugged sound
(X) Won't even say your own name when I come around
(X) Stay on top but remain from the underground
(X) to the Z and we all in the family
[Snoop Dogg]
So there you have it
X to the motherf**kin' Z
Mr. Xuberant, Mr. Xtravagant
Xtrodinary, Mr. Xalata
X 'em with a little bit of Xtasy
X-ing a bitch out if you tryna test a g
And what's the recipe?
Xcalibur weaponary
And we shoot Xceptionally
That there is hot
X marks the spot?
F**k naw, X spots the marks
Xclamation point niggas
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king tech]
One two, one two
We dedicate this one to the hip-hop culture y'all
Brought to you by the woooorrrllld famous wake-up show!
Bobby steels, staple' tails, mc's get your lips stapled
Project killa hill is stamped on the map like the compass
Sacred sword play tongue-twist, piercin holes in you
You can't escape, 70,000 kilowatts blast through your box
Woke wit alarm clocks, cars drivin slow down the block
One stopped, parks pops his trunk
Snare pops loud as glock shots
Bass like an m-80 in your face, cops stop, give us citation
We pause for radio station identification
Wake up wake up wake up!
[tech n9ne]
When I woke-up, I got the mic and never chocked up
Busted a verse and all the g's in cali loc'ed up when I was summoned
Styles were mixed like the drummonds, killer clown is comin
Look around, your town is crumblin
This big tech from the midwest, leavin mc's lipless
On the wake-up show, make up no, stories about my shake-up flow
Put me off in a cipher? potna, you can't fuck wit the sniper
Your flow's premature, clean your dirt diaper
Mic heister, psycho, alpha-schizo
Hypno, chryo-gat flow, guru and ain't nobody tighter
Sway & tech heard me flow and it's sealed
Now I got swedish women yelling "tech n9ne's filled"
This place is my house, I might as well erase my face wit white-out
Cuz y'all can't see me like mase's eyebrows (where you at? )
Climped out of a nice house,
Through the front window and heard this guy shout
"hey that's my couch, bitch!"
Pull a nine out during a rhyme bout
While I'm rippin this shit, put a clip in it spit five rounds
And murder you hoes worse than flippin a convertible
Nose first wit the top off landin upside-down
You're tied down and duct-taped, fuck rape
I'd rather just hump a slut's leg wit my nuts shaved
And sway & tech, two disk jokeys
Breakin so many friggin needles I wonder if they inject
Lo and behold, better than platinum or gold
Yes God bless success, never forsake your soul
Xzibit take control, locked loaded and ready to roll
Play the upper hand, a man that's never gon' fold
Cuz your tape sucks, find a new hobby that you can take up
Or listen to my niggas tech & sway so you can wake-up
The x-man, catch me doin drills in the danger room
Big game hunting, from high-noon to the full moon
[pharoahe monch]
Wit synonyms, I get an adrenaline rush
From minimum thrusts, bust multiple assualts in small interims
As horrid as borris kolaf was
When I cut your neck, leave a little piece of flesh
So the head won't fall off, hauled-off
Sawed-off shotgun blast, he asked
Why did he have to die like cast metal?
O, huh, c now like omar credle
We pone pedal at a high resolution
On the wake-up show wit sway, tech and dj revolution
*dj revolution scratches*
[kool g rap]
I sway the tech wit the tech and sway
Step away, wet and spray, rep the day
Who over debt to pay get swept away
Across the whole board like checker play
When I blaze your whole sect' arrays
Wake-up show for those slept away
Niggas that the trey, hit the deck and pray
Dj revolution, spinnin like lead from out the heck-ak
Tearin your neck away, flood up the street wit bloody decora'
Until the head of jake investigate
[jayo felony]
What? sway can give it to you, but whatcha gon' do wit it
Tech can give it to you, but whatcha gon' do?
Rev can give it to you, but whatcha gon' do wit it
I can give it to you, wha wha wha what what!
[chino xl]
Yo yo chino makes the world go 'round
Fuckin up entire record companies like harrel did to motown
Vominous talk, poison pen, hominous walk
What flow will I destroy wit this time, the most commonest thought
The drama that's brought, caught us in a midst of sibling rivalry
For instance, there's nothing in existence that can survive wit me
Clone me like sheep, I clean house like tony rand-all
Wit style filed for sexual harrassment like tisha camp-bell
You're wack like will smith, your rhyme style is pansy
I fuckin murder your young style like jonbenet ramsey
Now who the master to beg? your demo gets passed on the reg'
You shouldn't have been signed if you had a white cast on your leg
I'm wake-up show reppin wit sway & tech
My tec's like tekken, the industry weapon
I'm chino x, bring krs in
De de de de de de da di day, krs-one comin wit the tech & sway
Yo, I rock up the littlest set, and on the biggest set
As ill as it gets I still manage to wiggle your neck wit sweat
Never forget, the bigger the budget the bigger the debt
You gotta be willin to rock in the middle of dry and in the middle of wet
But I'm willin to bet, on a sway & a tech
They stay in effect, never been a pain in the neck, they gainin respect
Nevertheless I wreck you, now you know what sway & tech do
I'll be back but for now just sackle!
Fresh, for ninety-nine you suckas
Xzibit "The Foundation"
Alvin Nathaniel Joiner (born September 18, 1974), better known by his stage name Xzibit, is an American rapper, actor, and television personality, who was born in Detroit, Michigan and was raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico by his father and stepmother. He is also known for hosting MTV's Pimp My Ride. He has released a new album once every two years since his 1996 debut At the Speed of Life; his most recent Full Circle, was released in October 2006.
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March 10, 2008
Chance of Winter Classic in Yankee Stadium Progressing
While talks are still progressing, nothing has been finalized yet, especially since the Chicago Blackhawks want themselves in the mix as the location for a future Winter Classic. Having the game at a baseball stadium in the dead of winter would ensure better ice than what we saw in Buffalo. The NHL's ice guru Dan Craig would be given much more time to build a rink and prepare ice in anticipation of the game.
"It's something we've spoken both to the Yankees and to the city about," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly told The News. "But it's not a done deal. There are still other possibilities and a lot of moving pieces."
If I were a betting man, I would think if the NHL could get the OK from Yankee brass to hold a hockey game on the legendary field, the league would no doubt announce a 2009 Winter Classic immediately. An ideal opponent would be Detroit as they would be a bigger television draw from any team not featuring Sidney Crosby.
Either way, it's safe to say the Winter Classic is probably going to be an annual thing, which to me, is not a bad thing at all. Other than the Stanley Cup playoffs, what do non-hockey or casual hockey fans have to look forward to during the regular season? A staple outdoor game would be just that.
UPDATE: Chris Chelios adds fuel to the fire, mentioning he's heard the Red Wings will be involved
6 comments:
- Emmett Jones said...
Great article, I actually wrote about this myself and linked to you. I'm not the biggest hockey fan, but I have to say that the Winter Classic is definitely the way to get hockey "back on track" so to speak. I throughly enjoyed the game in Buffalo, even with all the hiccups, and I think just as many people, if not more will be watching if the game is in Yankee stadium.
- March 10, 2008 at 10:04 PM
- ETVal said...
r hockey idea. I just hate the idea of making this the final event at Yankee Stadium. I think the game should be held at Shea or the Meadowlands. http://www.bugsandcranks.com/new-york-yankees/dont-close-yankee-stadium-this-way/
- March 11, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- FAUX RUMORS said...
1) "The Stadium" would be an excellant/most logical choice for the next out door game/gimmick.
2)The NY market give the league/NBC the biggest market to boost ratings, and to have a game in such a historic location makes as much sense as anywhere else such a game could be played
- March 11, 2008 at 12:01 PM
- FAUX RUMORS said...
1) If the Wings and Chelios are involved it would make sense. After all didn't Chelios also play the FIRST game at Yankee Stadium? ; )
- March 11, 2008 at 2:58 PM
- Crushers68 said...
This is BS. The winter game in Buffalo was one of the most boring NHL games I have ever seen. There was no flow, no speed and the puck crawled across the ice. This is nothing but a gimmick and the NHL doesn't need to stoop to such levels.
Secondly, how could you let the Rangers be the last team on the field at Yankee Stadium? What a disgrace to a top notch organization. Babe Ruth, Joe D, Micky Mantle etc will be rolling over in their graves!
This game should be played at Shea where losers congregate. The Rangers and mets deserve eachother as their oth big time LOSERS?
PS Scotty Gomez goes five hole on his mother.
- March 11, 2008 at 5:58 PM
- Sean said...
@crusher: difference would be the NHL would have much much more time to construct a rink and make sure the ice surface is 100 times better than what we saw in Buffalo.
Also, the Yankees are helping spearhead this event, so they want to have this event as much as the NHL does in the Stadium.
- March 11, 2008 at 6:02 PM


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We were very disappointed with the ship and the crew. We found the Arcadia to be in desperate need of an update, it is old and tired. There is no ballroom, the films are shown in a freezing cold space called the Globe or in a screening room that only sits 30 people meaning one has to queue for an hour just to secure a place. People complained about the cold in the Globe but nothing was done, a lot of people walked out the rest sat in their coats.
We found the food to be very poor in the Meridian restraunt and the staff surley. There was no 'anytime' dining and we had to eat at 8.30 on a table with 8 strangers. The Grill restaurant was excellent with a very good staff but their menu only changed twice making eating there a bit repetitive.
The captains cocktail party was held at the swimming pool area as there was no room anywhere else. Neither the captain or his crew mingled with the guests, he made a short speech then vanished.
Our cabin was a suite, it was large, with a whirlpool bath, two sinks and a stand alone shower, (larger than on the equivalent grade on Cundard) but it was shabby and not very clean. The beds and bedding were of a low quality and the cabin steward unhelpful.
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About 2:30 p.m., Cpl. Dave Abel stopped a vehicle for a minor traffic violation on Hillenbrand Avenue. Abel suspected the occupants may have been in possession of drugs so he called for Sgt. Danny Hamilton and his K-9 partner Jinx.
The dog alerted on the vehicle, and a search revealed a hypodermic needle and drug paraphernalia.
The driver, Taylor Jones, 18, was arrested for possession of a hypodermic syringe, a Class D felony. The passenger, Carmeron Mains, 22, was arrested for reckless possession of paraphernalia, a Class A misdemeanor. Both were incarcerated at the Ripley County Jail.
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Christopher Walken's doppleganger stopped by Gluten-Free Goddess to share a few off-the-cuff tips on cooking gluten-free. In this impromptu video, Christopher reveals his passion for butter flavor, his preference for cooking grits, and his befuddlement with tapioca.
Christopher Walken Shares Gluten-Free Tips
Christopher Walken's doppleganger stopped by Gluten-Free Goddess to share a few off-the-cuff tips on cooking gluten-free. In this impromptu video, Christopher reveals his passion for butter flavor, his preference for cooking grits, and his befuddlement with tapioca.
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Commented on FB, but had to leave a comment here, too. So much fun! And, of course, I agree with Sue B. on "more cowbell." Just thinking of that SNL skit makes me laugh over and over! I so loved when Will Ferrell had another cow bell number with his then pregnant wife, Viveca, on Conan's NBC farewell show. No Walken on that one though.:-( Anyway, great job to "Walken"!ReplyDelete
I love Christopher Walken and now his doppleganger, too!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the way he says, 'pear!'ReplyDelete
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