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Hogan Lovells partner told colleague he would kill himself the day before he did it
Posted Sep 12, 2013 2:17 PM CDT
By Stephanie Francis Ward
David Latham, a trademark attorney at Hogan Lovells in London, told a fellow law partner he was going to kill himself the day before threw himself under a subway train.
"But not one of us said 'My God, he is near to the edge of suicide,' " partner Nicholas MacFarlane said, according to the Daily Mail. "When he said he was going to kill himself, it was a flippant comment and unfortunately no one took any notice of it."
Gillian Webb, Latham's widow, told the Westminster Coroner's Court at an inquest that Hogan and Lovells should have done more to help her husband. She said that Latham had complained of not being supported at work.
According to Webb, her husband was concerned because a client testified about evidence that was not in an affidavit.
"He was upset, and had to go back and rewrite the affidavit and submit it to the court."
Webb spoke about the couple's Valentine's Day dinner, which was the night before Latham killed himself. She said their meal at Claridge's—a five-star hotel—was interrupted by numerous work calls.
She also mentioned vacation plans they had made for shortly after Latham died, and his promises to take her shoe shopping and to the opera.
But "he had trouble sleeping at night for several weeks," she said. "I saw him staring into space at times, and even the children noticed it at weekends."
MacFarlane described Latham as a "perfectionist," according to the article, who was very worried about his case having evidence problems.
Lawyers at the firm repeatedly reassured Latham he'd done nothing wrong, McFarlane said. Also, he stated that Hogan Lovells "is actively looking at how to give support to stressed lawyers."
Latham, 58, was the father of three, and Cambridge educated. He joined Hogan Lovells in 1986, and had spent many years running the firm's New York office.
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Most people like to be recognized. But what if the person who spots you in a crowd is not another person, but rather a computer?
Facial recognition technology has come a long way in recent years and has never been more of a threat to your privacy.
"It's very good," Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said.
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office operates one of most sophisticated facial recognition programs in the nation. Computer software measures facial features, like the distance between eyes, depth of sockets, width of the nose and dozens of other data points to find a match.
"The deputy could take the person's photograph, upload it into a laptop and run it against the facial database, which is known images," explained Gualtieri.
The deputy must seek permission to take a person's picture and run it against a database, and Gualtieri says there are strict limits.
"To use it for purposes other than law enforcement, I think it's a problem," he said.
But that's exactly how some facial recognition is now being used across the country.
"Everybody may have their information put into a facial recognition database, whether you want it or not," says Stephen Pearson, managing partner at the High Tech Crime Institute in Largo.
Pearson teaches law enforcement and military special ops about new technology and potential security threats. Universal facial recognition worries him.
"Facebook has one of the largest facial databases in the world. What they want to be able to do is, when I take a picture, recognize my face, his face, her face, and pull up their Facebook profiles. And say, 'Do you want to add these people?' But what they are really doing is opening up huge security holes for people who don't want to be in facial recognition."
Soon, facial recognition will be used not to keep us safe, but rather to target us to advertisers. The technology is coming to the grocery store, in the form of "smart shelves."
The devices, which are still in development, will rely on hi-tech sensors to identify the facial features of shoppers and predict their sex and age to offer real time coupons for products they might be interested in buying.
"Why not have ads and other messages for things that you are interested in?" asked University of Tampa marketing professor Erika Matulich.
Overseas, the giant British retailer Tesco just announced it is installing facial recognition screens at more than 400 gas stations.
"We're running so fast into this world of technology, we're not looking at what we're opening ourselves up to," Pearson added.
Because today, a picture is certainly worth a lot more than just a thousand words.
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Hi all,
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Unfortunately, there isn't an 'easy' way. Installing PHP on a Mac (or anywhere else) is not a trivial task. It took me several days and bungled attempts to get it running. It makes life a lot simpler if you just upload your files to a server that is already configured for PHP.
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Admitedly, this makes it look easier than the instruction on Apple's support page but it it assumes that you have a clean system with everything else working normally. After mainy failed attemts to install PHP, GD and FreeType, my system is in a complete mess and needs to be rebuild from scratch - but hey, I'm retired now and don't care anymore
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New Texan Trainer Pack, 4.10.1-4.11.1
This is a new Texan trainer: with new 3D work, new slots, classfiles, flight model, etc.
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The original idea came from PA_Yomesmo, He wanted a new training aircraft, a new Texan with new features, and he asked me, that I make a new Texan.
I also want to thank to Beo and CY6 for being the creators of the first Texan.
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HOUSTON, TX--(Marketwire - February 28, 2013) - Methodist Willowbrook Hospital recently hosted the annual Challenge Soccer Club Signing and Recognition Night, during which 28 players from the nationally recognized select soccer club for girls announced scholarship signings. In addition to sponsoring the event, the hospital also supports the Challenge Soccer Club of Houston throughout the year by providing athletic trainer injury evaluation and referral to appropriate physicians, concussion management, medical coverage for Challenge-hosted tournaments, athletic trainer travel to major events with teams, and medical education workshops for coaches and parents.
Challenge Soccer Club is the leading girls' soccer club in Houston and south Texas area, and is nationally recognized as one of the top soccer clubs in the country. Many of the girls attending the event have been named to their high school all-district, region and state teams. Players signed letters of intent to play at schools in Texas, such as Texas A&M University, the University of Houston and Texas Tech University, as well as out-of-state schools, including the University of Notre Dame, Colorado School of Mines, Oklahoma State University and University of North Carolina-Greensboro.
Methodist Willowbrook Hospital plays an active role in helping area athletic programs such as Challenge Soccer. Other activities for local organizations supported by the hospital include injury clinics at Cypress Christian School and sponsorship of the Relay for Life at Cy-Falls High School, as well as assistance for area athletic events, including the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce FORE Golf Tournament, EMS Golf Tournament, Lone Star College Golf Tournament, and CyTri Ironman t-shirts for competitions.
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Snowbird Delight in Bullhead City
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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$ 1,000 - $ 1,000 / month
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---2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, family room, living room, laundry room, breakfast bar,
large rear patio, off street parking.
dish HD tv service in living and family rooms, close to launch ramps for river and lake areas,
1 block from markets and bank ATM. 8 miles from Laughlin Casinos, 1mile from river, 10 mins to lake.
contact owner for availability
Rod Piety 562-225-6890
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2 bdrm--350 per week, 1000 per mo. plus 200 security deposit.
1 bdrm--275 per week, 850 per mo, plus 200 security deposit
Rod Piety 562-225-6890
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FORT MILL — Students at Sugar Creek Elementary School, along with their parents and school staff, have been reading Mr. Poppers Penguins as part of the One School, One Book program.
Participapting in the ReadToThem.org program, Sugar Creek Elementary selected a book for all students, teachers and parents to read during the school year. The book was chosen carefully to appeal to children from kindergarten through fifth grade.
Whats so exciting about the program is that we are all reading the same book, said Sugar Creek library media specialist Kimberly Nees. Not just all the students, but also all the parents and teachers. I think it brings us together as a community.
The focus of the program is family literacy. Parents are encouraged to read to their children every night for three weeks, and each family gets a copy of the book to keep. Students are reminded every night to ask their parents a very important question: Will you read to me?
Sugar Creek teachers also take the opportunity to read the book aloud in the classroom and ask daily trivia questions over the announcements with prizes like bookmarks and Popsicle parties for classes with correct answers.
Second-grade teacher Kelsey Pettus said she reads the book to her students, who are always eager to hear the next installment.
The kids love it. They come to school saying, My mom read this to me last night, Pettus said. To see the excitement in their faces is great as a teacher.
Sometimes we think once our kids can read that they should read books by themselves, said Nees, but it is beneficial for every family to read together every day.
Students are particularly excited about the program because of a presentation in which teachers dressed as penguins to present the problem of Mr. Popper, who has to deal with a house full of penguins.
We did activities on penguins earlier this year, so the kids already knew that penguins come from the South Pole and not the North Pole, which is actually helpful to know in the book, Pettus said.
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Montrose Elementary School students jumped rope, played hopscotch and participated in games of foursquare recently on their newly painted blacktop during recess. But now, recess for Montrose students is a bit different. With the help of a grant from Capital One, Montrose was able to launch "Organized Recess," a time of day where students can participate in cooperative games that double as "teachable moments" in the areas of social skills and good citizenship.
"We have done some research and gathered that organized recess decreases discipline incidents," said Montrose Principal Dana Baldacci. "So we decided this year we'd do several days a week of organized recess, and through this grant, we are able to do it."
Capital One volunteers came out early in the week to repaint the blacktop and then again later in the week to show students how to safely use the equipment in a variety of games that aimed at fostering participation and fair play (pictured). Each classroom also received a bucket full of new recess materials that encourage students to interact and play with one another in a collaborative way.
"This is a great opportunity that Capital One gives us to give back to the community and the neighborhood," said Tim Gunn, a Capital One employee. "It's been a great experience, one of the kids even said it was better than field day, so that's just sort of the icing on the cake for us."
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To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
Randis is best known for her bestselling novel, Spilled Milk, which tells her painful – but ultimately triumphant – personal story of abuse and of child abuse prevention. The book is her first novel.
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text: Palaeontologists to create 3D-printed robotic dinosaurs Science 22 February 12 by Olivia Solon Tweet Flickr.com/Retromoderns Palaeontologists and engineers at Drexel University have teamed up to scan fossilised dinosaur bones, 3D-print scaled-down replicas and then use them to build perfectly-proportioned robotic dinosaur skeletons.Palaeontologist Kenneth Lacovara has teamed up with mechanical engineer James Tangorra have joined forces to use rapid prototyping principles to advance the study of dinosaur movement and behaviour.Lacovara explains: "We don't know a lot about the way dinosaurs move. How did they stand? How did they ambulate? Did they run or trot? How did they reproduce? It's all a bit mysterious," especially when it comes to the largest dinosaurs. Currently, palaeontologists have to rely heavily on guesswork and common sense to assess what movements seem possible. Lacovara has worked with teams that have unearthed some of the largest-known sauropod dinosaur specimens, including a new species Paralititan stromeri found in Egypts in 2000. These giant dinosaurs could weigh between 60 and 80 tons, meaning that - unlike some optimistic dieters -- they can genuinely be described as "big-boned". This means that it is extremely difficult to manipulate the bones discovered to test theories about mechanics and movement. 3D-printing allows Lacovara to build scaled-down replicas that preserve the exact shape and proportion of the bones. Researchers can also digitally manipulate the models to correct for changes that may have occurred over the millions of years of fossilisation and compression.This sort of project is similar to Tangorra's ongoing work modelling and making robotic fish. Tangorra said: "We extract features from biological species and create software-based or robotic testing systems. It's easier to test a biorobotic system than a biological system."With extinct creatures like dinosaurs, however, it is impossible to study their real-world movements and biomechanics, so any robotic reconstructions will be more speculative. The team aims to have a working robotic dinosaur limb by the end of 2012, and a complete replica within two years. Edited by Nate Lanxon Comments Read more on Robots The future replacement for the human race and frequent asset to humanity Technology Teach robots values so they 'don't kill us out of kindness' Technology Watch 1,000 robots in biggest programmable swarm yet Culture Robots to live-stream night-time museum explorations Technology The Big Question: Which industries will robotics likely disrupt? Science Robot crowdsources designs to build Lego turtles Technology How real are the robots in Spielberg's Extant? Latest on wired.co.uk


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Enjoy a Luxury Cabin at Yosemite Pines! in Groveland
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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There's room for the whole family in one of our Luxury Cabins near Yosemite national park. This Cabin offers 1 bedroom with a queen bed, living room with a full size sofa bed, plus a full bath. There is a large double loft with a full size bed and 2 twin size beds to accommodate sleeping for those extra people. All rooms include linens and a fully furnished kitchen with full size refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, and cable television in every room.
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In addition to lodging, we have tons of fun up here at Yosemite Pines, including:
Swimming Pool – Located next to the volley ball court and the children's play gym, the pool is a great place to play or just sit 'n' soak up the sun. There are also many Yosemite lakes that you can enjoy.
Convenience Store – When you need supplies, the onsite "General Store" will keep your campsite or cabin well stocked. Whether you are camping at Yosemite or camping near Yosemite, you can get what you will need.
Gold Mine and Gold Panning Sluice Box – Look back into the rich history of "Gold Country" when you visit our on-site gold mine, and then learn how to pan for gold on our sluice box.
Petting Farm – Make new furry pals, including our friendly Alpacas!
Tot Lot and Children's Playground – Plenty of hands-on activities for your young children to enjoy, providing hours of fun and excitement!
Mountain Biking - Enjoy your Yosemite vacation while getting needed exercise and enjoying the outdoor life with a ride on your "mountain bike" through nearby scenic trails.
Hiking and Nature Trails – Take off on foot on many nearby foot trails, or enjoy a workout on our Exercise Nature Trail featuring stations along the way to keep you physically fit while having fun.
Laundry Room - Washers and dryers are available in our laundry facility.
You can stay at the Yosemite Pines RV Park & Family lodging and see all there is to see at Yosemite National Park without staying right in the park overnight. You can see the valleys and rock formations, the Yosemite lakes, the waterfalls and the highest peaks.
activities and attractions in Groveland High Sierra/Gold Country
There is always plenty for families to do at Yosemite Pines RV Resort. As you stroll through our shady park, you'll see vacationers enjoying our swimming pool, hiking and biking the many scenic trails in the area, playing volleyball, romping on the children's play gym, or just relaxing as they soak up the California sun. But by far, the most popular area activity is visiting nearby Yosemite National Park, a world-renowned natural beauty of sculpted granite mountains, glacier-carved valleys, rushing streams, shimmering lakes and tumbling waterfalls.
The magnificent Yosemite vacation site is located in the central Sierra Nevada of California about 150 miles east of San Francisco. Yosemite Park's 750,000 acres and 1,200 square miles contain thousands of lakes and ponds, 1,600 miles of streams and creeks, 800 miles of hiking trails and 350 miles of roads. Two picturesque rivers, the Tuolumne and the Merced, flow westward from the Yosemite into the Central Valley of California.
Yosemite National Park is open 365 days a year, 24 hours each day. Upon payment of an entrance fee, visitors are permitted to drive in and through Yosemite Valley without any requirement for reservations.
vacation rental rates
Luxury Cabin (sleeps 8) $189 - $359
2014 Rates
Nightly Sun - Thurs $279
Nightly Fri - Sat $299
Events & Holidays $359
Mid-season Rates:
Nightly Sun - Thurs $219
Nightly Fri - Sat $239
Off-season Rates:
Nightly Sun - Thurs $189
Nightly Fri - Sat $209
Events & Holidays $249
Season Dates
Season rates: 5/01 - 9/30
Mid-season rates: 3/1 - 4/30 & 10/01 - 10/31
Off-season rates:11/1 - 2/28
Holiday Rates(no minimum nights required)
Thanksgiving 2014: 11/20 - 11/23
Christmas/New Years 2014/15: 12/24/14 - 1/1/15
Holiday Rates (3 night minimum required)
Memorial Day 2014: 5/23 - 5/26
4th of July 2014: 7/3 - 7/6
Labor Day 2014: 8/29 - 9/1
Additional people $7.00/day
Team RV Management (209) 962-7690
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New York
4/5 rDev -3.1%
11-22-2011 02:59:57 | More by foogerd
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North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +2.2%
Poured into a tulip glass a slightly hazy golden with a oarangy hue with a huge blossoming head that stuck like glue to the glass leaving globs of lace behind.Whoo very effervescent citrusy and yeasty with mineral undertones as well.Very refreshing with the alc % hidden very well,orange and pear flavors are very prevelant subtle spice like black pepper and clove are noticable underneath the fruit with a nice geranium "green" finish.A nice saison to be had here subtly complex and quite refreshing.
11-03-2005 01:37:28 | More by oberon
3.85/5 rDev -6.8%
Serving date: 2009-01-07.
Served in half-pint glass.
Presentation: 750 ml bottle. Freshness date printed on label (Best before September 2010).
Appearance: Pours a rather hazy yellow-orange color, with a large airy white head. Good head retention and nice lacings. With the plentiful bubbles, this adds up to a very nice looking brew.
Smell: Lots of citrus all the way, coupled with floral aromas. Earthiness is also present, as is of course yeast. There is also a hint of tart.
Taste and mouthfeel: The taste pretty much duplicates the smell with plenty of citrus (but now clearly in the form of lemon) coupled with floral and earthy notes. However, the yeast is more noticeable in the taste. Tart appears in the finish, which is also a little bit dry. The beer actually tastes quite good. However, towards the end, when it warms up a bit and actually looses quite much carbonation (which is not that common with Belgian beers), the beer changes in a negative direction and looses much of its character. (Perhaps, it should also be noted that I finished the bottle in under an hour, so the loss of carbonation shouldn't be attributed to slow drinking). It is a medium-bodied beer, and the bubbles and foam creates a nice mouthfeel.
Drinkability: High. I liked this beer. Although it is perhaps rather average and it didn't hold up all the way, I could really see myself having a few more of it.
NOTE 1: The bottle says ABV is 6,9.
NOTE 2: My first written review.
01-12-2009 14:21:58 | More by ricke
4.72/5 rDev +14.3%
APP- some gushing out of the lightly chilled bottle. Glowing turbid gold color with big pillows of fluffy white head, other than a slightly ropey sediment at the bottom this is just what my saison dreams look like
aroma- understated and simple, pick up mostly pepper and grass with light citrus and yeast
Taste- damn kids. really excellent flavor here, I get notes of pear, berry, peppermint, fennel, lemon, melon, a strong grassy/ herbal noble hop presence, perfume quality, extremely fresh tasting and refreshing with just a hint of lychee fruit and alcohol introducing a long, spicy, dry finish that gets very interesting if you pay attention to it...rose water?...this is awesome
Drinkability- I want a case
MF- light bodied, dry, effervescent, not very astringent really, has more of a creaminess to it. awesome
Overall- Saison is a really etherial style, hard to pin down, but when I think of saison, I think of this. So glad I found this beer. Really excellent. May have dethroned Foret in my book.
03-01-2010 00:16:17 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4.65/5 rDev +12.6%
Paper wrapped bottle as pictured. "best before two years after bottling date. 23 maart 2006" Gently decanted into a Duvel chalice, is a cloudy light blonde body with a titanic snowwhite head that appears to be very creamy. Head is long lasting and deposits silky sheets of lace on the glass.
Aroma is complex. Lemony citrus and kiwi, hints of orange and banana, spicy notes of pepper and coriander, floral and herbal hops.
Mouthfeel is exceptional. Medium body with the classical saison pastoral satin. Vibrant carbonation.
Taste is dry, with hints of lime peel and orange. Lemony citrus, herbal and floral hop notes, coriander, and a peppery bite enliven. Idyllic notes of a country meadow with grazing sheep gamboling.
Very enjoyable experience. A topnotch Belgian saison.
08-15-2007 14:53:21 | More by merlin48
New York
4.35/5 rDev +5.3%
750 brown bottle, no freshness indication. Pours cloudy washed out light apricot, with a super long lasting fluffy, creamy white head, and leaving nice amounts of sticky and oddly shaped lacing. tiny bubbles rising to the top. Nose is full of nutty yeast, soapy ginger and light pepper. This is a wonderfully drinkable and heady saison. Notes of pepper, spice, more doughy and nutty yeast, and Saison goodness. Fine artisanal product, highly recommended nectar.
05-30-2006 02:23:56 | More by Billolick
5/5 rDev +21.1%
12-15-2011 00:29:18 | More by GreenMountainBoy
4.33/5 rDev +4.8%
Bottle from O'Brien's. Big gusher upon opening. Poured a bright yellow-orange with a huge, rocky white head that stuck around a long time. Thick, sticky lacing. Fresh apples, lemons, and citrus in the nose with a earthy straw and floral background. Solid yeastiness. Strong carbonation gives this an enjoyably light mouthfeel. Tart apples up front, along with biting lemon zest and white pepper. Sweeter, slightly funky yeast joins with a melon flavor. A somewhat mineral and straw taste comes in and out with a saaz/hop flavor towards the finish. Sometimes it is sharp and mildly unpleasant, but not enough to ruin the beer. A long, sweet honey finish. I thought this was a more complex saison with all the flavors that kept popping up, but still maintained its light, refreshing quality.
04-14-2009 18:08:17 | More by magictrokini
3.5/5 rDev -15.3%
06-30-2014 02:24:35 | More by ccurrid
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +9%
06-15-2013 00:21:19 | More by Mantooth
4.05/5 rDev -1.9%
Didn't get a paper wrapper, oh well...cap only on the bottle.
Hazy deeper yellow appearance with a huge mousse-like head. Very attractive and dense delicate laces. Aroma of yeast, golden raisins, and wet chalkboard slate. Light mouthfeel and spritzy and lively carbonation. Quite dry, without the honeyish malty start of some Saisons ( a bit of white rum tone), and it goes on from there -- a definite flinty and metallic taste that's interesting and a little different. Fairly simple and straightforward in its profile and presentation, normally I like a little more entertainement value going on, but its pretty refreshing and drinkable. Very abrupt and pointed finish on this one.
03-06-2006 01:08:02 | More by ADR
4.28/5 rDev +3.6%
I picked up a bottle of this at the Stuffed Sandwich. I had never heard of it befre I saw it there. I am glad that I went there and discovered it.
This beer pours a golden yellow, slightly cloudy. The head is very thick and fluffy. It fades very slowly, leaving a massive layer of laces. The appearance was quite impressive.
This beer smells strongly of citrus. I can detect lemon, and orange. Also, I can detect some spicy, peppery aromas. A slight grainy aroma is also noticable. Floral hops give this beer a great touch also.
This beer has a citrus like flavor. Orange peel, and a lemon zest. It tastes slightly spicy. It has the grainy farmhouse flavor that I enjoy so much. I can taste a yeasty flavor also. The hops that were present in the aroma are not so noticable in the flavor.
This beer is crisp and refreshing. It is highly carbonated. It goes down smooth leaving a spicy lemony aftertaste.
This beer would make a good session beer. It is just a little high in alcohol, but the smooth refreshing flavor more than makes up for that. I highly recomend this beer.
12-31-2005 01:20:17 | More by OStrungT
4.1/5 rDev -0.7%
Had this on-tap at the Brick Store.
Pours a hazy golden-orange color with a one-finger white head. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving light lacing.
Smells of light fruits - pears, oranges, and bananas, in that order - with hints of spices and Belgian candi sugar.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Lots of light fruit flavors up front, backed by Belgian candi sugar. The spices come out at the end, but without much force. There are also hints of green apples that poke out every now and then.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with soft carbonation that makes this go down smoothly.
Drinkability is good. I could definitely have a few of these on a warm day (as today was).
Overall this is a good beer, though not a quintessential saison. It's more of a Tripel/saison hybrid in my opinion, but still well worth checking out.
03-07-2009 00:37:47 | More by glid02
4.47/5 rDev +8.2%
(Served in a tulip)
A- This beer pas a pale yellow hazy body with a sea of micro bubbles in a torrent that fill 3/4 of the glass with a head of foam.
S- The yeasty esters have some apricot qualities with a flint note that has a fresh rain quality to it. The finish has a soft lemon and black pepper note to it.
T- The soft pale wheat flavor has a green peppercorn note and a light fruity ester flavor. The finish is a dry clean finish with a nice soft green hop snap that grows as the beer warms.
M- This beer has a medium-light crisp mouthfeel with a creamy finish and no alcohol heat noticed.
O- This beer is dry by not overly dry and some great fruity ester character that has some nice stone fruit qualities. This beer has great depth but it is lots of very subtle layers that I can't describe and it is crisp making it very drinkable.
06-21-2011 21:41:40 | More by rhoadsrage
3.75/5 rDev -9.2%
06-20-2013 18:46:42 | More by ste5venla
Alberta (Canada)
4.21/5 rDev +1.9%
750ml, star-strewn twisted paper packaging, as opposed to the standard label. Apparently you're not to remove the wrap when serving, but when it's just me, who the hell cares?
This beer pours a quite cloudy pale tarnished golden straw hue, with a whole fistful of puffy, thinly foamy, and duly frothy eggshell white head, which leaves some chunky cobwebbed lace around the glass as it slowly ebbs away.
It smells of biscuity, crackery pale malt, edgy dry yeast, pine needles, pleasantly generic citrus rind, some lemon/lime zest, and further grassy, hay-like hops - sort of a Czech-inspired saison, as it were. The taste is generally more of the same - prominently biscuity pale malt, a touch of wheaty astringency, subdued Belgian yeast, more than a bit of fleshy apple and pear fruitiness, subtle clove and white pepper spice, hints of dried floral honey, and grassy, earthy, and weedy noble hops.
The carbonation is laid back, and mostly just playfully frothy, the body medium-light in weight, and whose smoothness is not beholden to any sort of booze or hop chicanery. It finishes on the sweet side, the pome fruitiness, mixed barley and wheat maltiness, and lingering peppy yeast providing the given canvas.
As I'm not exactly a fan of yer typical saison, this Continentally hopped up version really hits all the right buttons with me. Almost dry, yet still agreeably fruity, and just barely yeasty (thanks mostly to that steady hoppiness, perhaps?), Glazen Toren's version just seems to do the trick here.
01-09-2014 04:58:41 | More by biboergosum
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
06-24-2014 01:42:56 | More by Griffith
North Carolina
3.95/5 rDev -4.4%
As with so many Belgians of this type, bubbles are almost infinite, feeding a creamy head that crackles and pops and stays put for the duration. Color is sunny yellow-orange.
Lightly floral nose, hibiscus and violet, with a strong mineral earthiness. Maybe a light touch of honey, and even light yeast, but the mineral/soil smell really dominates.
Champagne-like green apple meets earth/soil and yeast on the tongue. Flowery, mellow honey, lemon tea, even honeydew melon middle and back. Flavor doesn't bowl you over right away, but after a few sips it becomes impressive in its subtlety and depth. Fine crispness on the tongue, and pretty dry.
The earth/mineral elements hang on tightest in the semi-tart finish, with only the flower, fruit and honey appearing as ghosts. It keeps you grabbing for more. I could see this working best on a hot day, where I could probably sip through two of these big-ass bottles in a sitting. A loooong, lazy sitting. No need for the bells and whistles of snazzy marketing--this is old-school, no-nonsense Belgian saison all the way.
11-30-2008 21:12:35 | More by Metalmonk
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -15.3%
09-02-2014 18:26:18 | More by mattfancett
4.22/5 rDev +2.2%
Pours a nice peachy hazy yellow with orange tint and a fizzy cauliflower stark white head that lingers for some time and leaves nice lacing. This one tried to climb out of the neck on me, so beware when popping the cap.
Nose is full of yeast. Belgian yeast to the max, dried white fruits, pepper and slight citrus zest.
Taste follows. Extremely dry saison. Starts off with some mildly sweet green apple out of the gate, quickly turns savagely dry. The profile shifts into that of a nice bready yeast, plenty of pepper and citrus spice. Man o man, this baby is dry. Some slight barn funk, but nothing serious. Aftertaste lingers with belgian yeast and slight spice flavors.
Mouthfeel is right where a saison of high quality should be. High carbonation, incredible dryness, and a nice drinkable viscosity.
Drinkability is pretty good, but if this one had just a touch more malt presence, just to amp the body up a tiny bit it would be one of the world's finest few.
Overall a very nice and well made saison. Certainly one that represents the style as it should be. The dryness on the finish is simply incredible. Certainly part of the elite few in the belgian saison category, a very nice beer.
05-02-2009 00:46:01 | More by AKBelgianBeast
4.53/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured from a 750mL bottle into my Troubadour tulip glass. This one was a gusher, a slow geyser of foam threatened to drain half the bottle had I not began emptying it into my glass.
Body is a heavily cloudy tangerine/amber with a faint swirl of dark red speckles of yeast. A three finger head of mousse-like magnolia-tinted foam crowns the ale. Lace forms a majestic crenellation in the glass and refuses to subside.
Aromatics of lemon-pepper, champagne, hay-fields, and fruity yeast are all quite inviting and complementary.
Primarily zesty and a little tart on the palate, with a rustic sweetness from malt, and an appealing mild funk from the hops and yeast. Peppery, soothing finish, which is dry and slightly bitter but with a lingering sweetness as well. The most transporting example of the style I've tried - the fragrant productive soil and clean air of a working family farm are readily evoked.
Not quite medium bodied, with high carbonation, yet a soft voluminous quality overall. No heat from the alcohol, no astringency...
A sipping ale that is impossible to stop sipping - leading to wonderful drinkability.
One of the best examples of the style I've had - this ale relishes simplicity and quality above all else.
07-17-2009 02:14:39 | More by augustgarage
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
06-13-2013 23:53:57 | More by brokentee
4.03/5 rDev -2.4%
First let me say that I was quite happy with the price (>$13) considering this comes from one of the smallest breweries in Belgium. :) Breweries within 25 miles of me are selling bottles this size for more! :(
The initial pour was only slightly hazy with a deep yellow-gold body. Subsequent pours roused the yeast and left it a cloudy orange-gold. The pillowy bright white head held remarkably well and left dripping fingers of craggy lace clawing at the glass.
It was quite yeasty in the nose, even with the first (clearer) pour, and there were some very mild off-notes of acetone. I found it lightly chalky and delicately fruity with some dried apricot or white grapes, citrus rind, a flicker of hops, and some dull, straw-like maltiness.
In the mouth it was effervescent with a very-fine bubble, no doubt due to its bottle conditioning; and its medium-light body left it airy but still a bit prickly as it crossed the palate.
Yeast took a leading role in the flavor as it did in the aroma, and it was a bit chalky, citrus rind-like, somewhat spicy, and slightly mineralish over a delicately sweet, damp-straw-like malt base strewn with hops. A solid bitterness backed it, and floral and lightly herbal hops flitted back and forth. It finished dry but not brittle with some lingering yeast and fruitiness. It was well-balanced, and I noted that it fell somewhere between the sweeter and drier versions of the style.
Overall I found it quite enjoyable and I look forward to trying some of their other beers. In the meantime I think I'll purchase a few bottles of this to lay down as I think a bit more conditioning (or at least a better yeast sedimentation) would help.
04-07-2006 02:18:46 | More by NeroFiddled
3.98/5 rDev -3.6%
on-tap, brasserie V
appearance: served in la chouffe chalice - hazy straw-orange body, foamy white cap
smell: citrusy, lots of lemon, honey, yeast, white pepper
taste: lemon zest, lemon juice, honey, adequate amount of belgian yeast, light spice. Consumed directly after the lovely Saison Dupont and this one had a larger body with a sharper lemon kick
mouthfeel: fresh, larger body than a number of saisons
drinkability: good
06-25-2010 21:05:49 | More by dirtylou
3.83/5 rDev -7.3%
Dated: 30 Juli 2005 (best before end of 2 years after printed date)
Capped 750ml bottle packaged with a decorative paper wrapping. The pour is very Duvel-like with a large frothy head and lively carbonation rising to the top. The aroma is made up largely of grain with a lot of lemon, some grass and a good amount of yeast. The taste is light and grassy with some citrus and a slightly spicy and earthy hop finish. The mouthfeel is light and heavily carbonated. Overall, this is a really good saison. It does not have a hight amount of barnyard funk that I have come to really savor in most saisons but this is a solid beer nonetheless. Recommended.
02-20-2007 03:21:22 | More by cjgator3
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See the Kalamazoo Nature Center's Interpretive Center magically transformed! This is not your ordinary art fair…
December 13, 2014
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We are now accepting images from artists & vendors. Simply forward 2-3 images of your work to firstname.lastname@example.com and you will be contacted by September 15 if selected for entry into the show. View the Artist Guidelines here.
Where else can you visit with more than fifty of the area's top artists and vendors, AND be surrounded by 1,100 acres of beautiful forests and trails? For one magical day, unique and creative booths are displayed throughout the KNC Interpretive Center where you'll find top quality, one-of-a-kind gifts for everyone on your holiday list. By shopping at the Buy Local Art & Gift Fair you'll be supporting local artisans and KNC. Bring friends and enjoy the holiday season at your Kalamazoo Nature Center!
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The Artisan's Bench located at 307 W. Main St. in Brighton, MI is currently looking for a self-starter to join our team. This position is full-time, and is accompanied by a competitive salary. Salary range starts at $28,000 depending on education and experience. We are looking for someone with an artistic eye that will have the ability to assist our clients, while also helping with daily operations and needs of the store. Evenings and weekends are a MUST. This position requires that you be independently motivated and able to finish tasks with little instruction. You must also be able to lift 45+ lbs. objects on a daily basis, have customer service experience and possess the ability to multi-task without sacrificing quality of work.
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This course examines central themes in the field of political theory. Students will examine such topics as the importance of order and authority, the tension between faith and reason, and the relationship between tradition and notions of progress through analysis of vital texts in the field of political theory. Emphasis will be placed on the interplay between such themes and contemporary political issues.
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So close to everything...Central Park, restaurants, bars, super market, bus station. Great outdoor patio with views of one of the old churches. A fun movie selection and microwave for popcorn for movie night! Helpful staff that even rents bikes and organizes tours.
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A three-decade old business is now piles of rubble and ash. Fire ripped through the Alabama Climate Control building Thursday around 4:00 p.m. Crews fought the fire into the night.
"We were helpless," said Sales Manager Dennis Veal. "And to some point, the firefighters were helpless as far as trying to save the property. There were some compressed gasses in there and propane bottles in there with a forklift so it was a very dangerous situation."
Crews were very concerned about the chemicals in that building. There was propane, Freon and asbestos inside. The smoke was toxic, however hazmat crews tested the air and water and said there is no danger to those nearby.
Everyone from the owners to employees and their families were at the scene Friday, as well as investigators.
Cliff Carlisle, an investigator from the owner's insurance company, Crain & Associates, said determining the cause of the fire will likely take a few days.
Investigators first have to look through every space in the building and take pictures of everything. They will also interview everyone who was there or works at the business to gather every clue possible.
Workers mounted aluminum panels to the holes in the building in order to keep people out.
Investigators don't have an exact figure on exactly how much was lost. However, Veal said there were more than100 air conditioning units inside, each costing anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000. Also, many paper files were lost.
Veal said it is support from co-workers and family that will get them through this. They just hope they will be able to keep a full staff.
"Hopefully we will have enough insurance to regroup and rebuild if we need to," said Veal. "It is the unknown, not knowing how long we will be able to keep all the employees working, because their families are important also."
Alabama Climate Control is not closed, despite the losses. It will likely be open for business Monday -- just obviously at another location.
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The nomination of General David Rodriguez, who designed the troop surge in Afghanistan, to head US counterterrorism efforts in Africa is a testament to how serious security challenges on the continent have become. If confirmed, Rodriguez will have his hands full overseeing US military activities in Somalia, Libya, and Egypt. But the greatest thorn in his side may be a country that few Americans have taken notice of: Mali, where Islamic militias allied with Al Qaeda have captured half of the country.
Once heralded as a democratic success story, Mali is in danger of becoming a failed state. The trouble started last year, when Libyan strongman Moammar Khadafy was toppled. Some of his mercenaries were restive members of Mali's Tuareg ethnic minority who returned home with heavy weaponry. Now they control an area the size of France. One of the militias, Ansar Dine, reportedly funds its activities by running drugs and ransoming captives. Its leader, Iyad Ag Ghaly, wants to impose Taliban-style sharia law across all of Mali. The good news is that most people in Mali firmly reject that brand of Islam. The bad news is that Mali's government, which briefly suffered from a military coup in March, is too weak to take the territory back.


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Summer campers not put off by cooler weather and look forward to Fall adventures.
HOWELL, Mich. (AP) - The Livingston County sheriff's department cold case team is working to solve the unsolved killing of a 19-year-old woman whose body was found in 1983 at the Oak Grove State Game Area.
Livingston County Sheriff Bob Bezotte says the team met Monday to discuss "old suspects and new information" in the death of Christina Castiglione. The Livingston County Daily Press & Argus of Howell reports investigators have located two people to be interviewed.
Bezotte tells WHMI-FM the team is following up on leads.
Bezotte was the lead detective on investigation into Castiglione's death. He's said that Castiglione was with friends in a vehicle but had gotten into an argument with her boyfriend and wanted out of the car. Her body was found 30 years ago on March 29, 1983.
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Organizations that experience data breaches are paying more than ever to recover from the incidents and retain customers once the events become public knowledge, according to a new research report.
In its third annual study into the financial impact of data breaches, Ponemon Institute reports the episodes are costing an average of $197 per lost or stolen customer record during 2007, a slight bump from the figure of $182 per exposed record that it tracked one year ago, and a significant gain over the estimate of $128 per record that the research firm published in its initial 2005 survey.
Based on interviews conducted with 35 organizations that experienced data incidents in the last year, the Ponemon study found the average total cost of the breaches rose to $6.3 million in 2007, compared to an average of $4.8 million in 2006.
The average number of records exposed in the breaches Ponemon studied was roughly 20,000 per incident, although among those organizations surveyed the incidents ranged from as few as 4,000 records to more than 125,000 records.
One of the issues driving the continued escalation of data breach remediation expenses, according to the research, is the estimated cost of lost business and so-called customer churn that results from notification of the episodes.
Ponemon said the impact of customer churn and the amount of money necessary to acquire new business grew to an average of $128 per misplaced or stolen record in 2007, roughly a 30 percent increase over the figure of $98 per record published in last year's study.
Among the other expenses facing organizations that suffer data incidents are monies spent to provide customer support and credit monitoring services to affected individuals, along with budgets allocated for advertising and marketing efforts aimed at repairing companies' public images.
However, while the cost of breaches has continued to rise, the research company contends that many organizations have improved their ability to react to the events.
Even those firms who have experienced repeated incidents seem to have woken up to the idea of planning ahead and trying to prepare for the situation, said Dr. Larry Ponemon, the research firm's founder and chairman.
"We're finding that organizations seem to be better prepared with response plans, especially those that have experienced more than one breach, which was more than half of the people we interviewed," Ponemon said. "Companies have found that some of the tactics they used several years ago to respond didn't work out like they had imagined, and they're trying to find the most effective ways to retain customers while driving down costs."
For instance, said Ponemon, many companies affected by breaches in prior years attempted to curry favor with their customers by handing out gift coupons for their products or services.
Those efforts didn't have the desired impact on the issue of customer turnover, while most of the coupons were eventually redeemed, driving related expenses even higher. As such, most organizations have abandoned the approach in favor of other tactics, including spending more money on recruiting new customers, he said.


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This is the type of all around performance that the Braves needed after scuffling the past few games, even in their earlier win to open up the series. The unfortunate part of all of this is that Tim Hudson got his ankle stepped on at first base by Eric Young Jr. in his eighth inning of work. Young hit a hard grounder to first base that Freddie Freeman bobbled, so he was forced to underhand the ball over to Hudson which led to the gruesome ankle injury. He was eventually carted off the field. To say I would be surprised if Hudson is not put on the disabled list is an understatement. Brandon Beachy started tonight for Gwinnett and will likely take Hudson's place in the rotation.
Prior to the injury, the Braves had an offensive outburst in the first five innings thanks to three home runs. I have been to a number of games at Citi Field and I do not believe I have seen a home run leave the park as quickly as Evan Gattis's second inning bomb. He just barely missed the pitch before the home run, popping it a mile high and deep into foul territory in left field, and did not miss the following offering as he deposited it into the second deck in a rather large ballpark. Uggla hit a three run bomb to left in the fifth inning which preceded Simmons's two run shot later in the inning to chase Mets starter Jeremy Heffner. It should be no surprise to anyone who follows the team that the Braves had an offensive outburst that involved a number of home runs. That has been and will be their M.O. this season.
Before this season, Simmons had just nine home runs in his entire professional career. Just about the last thing I expected this season was for Simmons to blow past double digit home runs before the end of July. His wRC+ is now up to 79 while the league average for shortstops is 84. If he is able to push his offense past league average compared to his peers while playing better defense than anyone on the planet, you have about a five win player on your hands. In my opinion, with Simmons's offense improving to the level it is currently at, he is the most valuable position player on the roster.
Hudson got his ERA under 4.00 for the first time since April in what was the best outing of his season before getting injured. This is about as bittersweet as games go, because other than the injury and a two-run double allowed by Luis Avilan to Daniel Murphy, this was about as perfect as a game could be from the Braves. While I hate to speculate, with how bad that injury looked, it is not impossible that this was the last game Tim Hudson pitched for the Braves. If that is the case, cheers to Hudson's amazing career in Atlanta. Let us hope that is not the case.


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What Are Mineral Foundations?
Mineral foundations are becoming more popular these days, and for good reason: They're easy to use and very gentle on the skin. These products are made from actual minerals, including zinc, titanium, mica, and iron. The minerals are micronized, or ground into very fine particles, and blended to create different skin-friendly shades.
Mineral foundations are a great choice for people with sensitive skin, because most are formulated without talc, oil, preservatives, or fragrances. These common irritants, often found in liquid foundation, can cause rashes, breakouts, and redness. Dermatologists often recommend mineral foundation for women with conditions like acne and rosacea. What's more, these products naturally contain an SPF of 15.
To use mineral foundation, simply swirl a fluffy brush into the product, then lightly buff across your face. You can apply several layers for more coverage, or apply with a sponge in place of concealer. Four great mineral foundations: bareMinerals by Bare Escentuals, $25; and La Bella Donna's Mineral Eraser, $32; Pür Minerals 4-in-1 Pressed Mineral Makeup Foundation with SPF 15, $25.50.
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Grand Hôtel Amelot achieves its 3-star rating admirably. Major transportation networks can be accessed via Arts et Métiers metro station. This is also a great location from which to walk to landmarks such as Le Marais Area, Place de la République, and Ile de la Cite and Ile St.Louis. Place des Vosges is one of the points of interest that you can visit when you stay here. For visitors to Opera Bastille, this hotel is a great option.
Under the services of Grand Hôtel Amelot fall a luggage storage and an express check-in/out service. With 40 rooms, there will surely be one of your liking.
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Thank you for taking the time to visit Tractors on the Creek, LLC! Tractors on the Creek, LLC is your local TYM and LS Tractor Dealer. We also sell and service many different models of reconditioned Japanese tractors! (NOT affiliated with Yanmar USA)
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The city of Tyler has some work to do on their emergency sirens.
Tuesday afternoon the city's Outdoor Warning System failed to activate during a scheduled test.
The city's information technology department says new software on one of the computers used to activate the sirens was recently updated. That new software didn't properly communicate with the sirens, which is why the test scheduled for 11am Tuesday morning never went off.
The city says the problem doesn't affect public safety because there are multiple ways to activate the sirens.
"We're working with the manufacturer to see what's going on, that's one of the reasons we were testing these sirens every month to make sure. But we do have the ability to activate each siren individually so in case of emergency," says Benny Yazdanpanahi, chief information officer for the city of Tyler.
If you heard emergency sirens later Tuesday afternoon, the city was simply manually testing them. They say the outdoor warning system is only meant to alert people outside.
City officials say if you want to get warning system alerts on your phone, you need to sign up for the city's Code Red system.
You can sign up for the Code Red alert system by clicking here and following the directions.
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With unpredictable gas prices in Ohio, Metro is spreading the word about the benefits of leaving your car behind and using public transportation.
National Dump the Pump Day, which encourages people to ride public transit and save money on gas, is June 19. Metro has activities planned throughout June in appreciation of current riders and to convince new riders to try it out.
Metro representatives will be giving away prizes on the following dates from 6-8 a.m.:
The company will also pass out free rides to anyone who is a new rider from noon to 1 p.m. Jun e 20 at Government Square on Fifth Street.
National Dump the Pump Day is sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA).
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The first round of the 2012 NFL Draft will finally take place on Sunday. The Buffalo Bills are sitting pretty with the No. 10 pick overall, but some later rumors suggested that the team might be interested in trading up in the order.
Bills general manager Buddy Nix spoke to Chris Brown at the official Bills website and says he's unsure of how these rumors got started:
"I dont have any idea how that came up because there's no validity to it. We haven't expressed any interest in moving either way. Our answer every time has been we'll listen. "
Nix says that the team is willing to listen to any offers, but at present, they would be more likely to move down in the draft order, rather than up.
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UPDATE FROM THE SPOKANE POLICE DEPT: With the community's help Spokane Police Detectives were able to contact the
two men believed to be in attendance at the New Year's Eve drive-by shooting
that left one woman injured. SPD Detectives talked to both Kurt Garber and
Mychal Wahl and no arrests have been made. Detectives continue to investigate
and gain more information about what led up to the drive-by shooting as well as
who may have been involved.
Incident Information: On January 1, 2013, at 3:15am, Spokane Police officers
responded to a shooting at 4207 N. Jefferson. The caller had heard numerous
shots from a large party at the residence on Jefferson. When officers arrived,
they found an 18-year-old woman with at least one gunshot wound. Officers
administered first aid and the victim was transported to a local hospital. The
woman is in stable condition.
UPDATE FROM THE SPOKANE POLICE DEPT: Authorities are releasing the names of two suspects. They're identified as 23-year-old Kurt Garber and 23-year-old Mychal Wahl. They were last seen driving a white GMC Jimmy. The victim is listed in stable condition.
PRESS RELEASE FROM THE SPOKANE POLICE DEPT: Spokane Police were already investigating a deadly shooting in Northeast Spokane when another shooting erupted at a party in the Northwest side of town.
Police were called to 4207 N Jefferson at 3:15 am, as witness' reported hearing 7-12 gunshots at the home. When police arrived they located an 18-year-old female with at least two gunshot wounds in the upper torso.
Police quickly administered first aid for bleeding until paramedics arrived. The victim was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment and is listed as critical but stable. It is unclear if the shooting was a drive by or if the suspect was on foot as the shots were into the house from outside.
Spokane Police major crimes detectives are conducting further questioning of witnesses and investigation from the scene. At this time there is no information on a suspect or the cause of the shooting.
SPOKANE, Wash. - A woman in her late teens or early 20's is in a Spokane hospital in critical condition after police say she was shot in a drive-by shooting in North Spokane New Year's Day.
Spokane Police say the shooting happened just after 3:20am. The woman has not been identified. She was shot in the torso.
Police are waiting for a search warrant so they can search the house the woman was shot at.
Police don't know if she lived her. They also have not released a description of the suspect or the vehicle from the shooting.


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The UFC is in the process of putting together a welterweight battle between Mike Swick and Jonathan Goulet to be a featured bout during Spike TV's live season finale for the eighth installment of "The Ultimate Fighter" on December 13.
Sources close to both fighters revealed the potential bout to FiveOuncesOfPain.com on Tuesday.
Bout agreements have yet to be presented but the matchup has been proposed to Goulet and Swick, who apparently have both expressed separate interest in taking the fight.
The two had been scheduled to fight last September at UFC Fight Night 11 until Swick had to pull out of the fight due to injury and was replaced by Dustin Hazelett. Despite taking the fight on short notice, Hazelett submitted Goulet at 1:14 of round 1 with an armbar.
Since the loss, Goulet has gone 3-0 with two of the wins having taken place inside of the Octagon. After taking a fight outside of the UFC, Goulet returned last December during the season finale for the sixth installment of TUF. Facing TUF 6 contestant Paul Georgieff, Goulet submitted him with a rear naked choke in round 1. He then fought in April during UFC 83 in Montreal, where he TKO'd Kuniyoshi Hironaka at 2:07 of round 2.
Swick had been announced as being scheduled to fight on Oct. 25 at UFC 90 in Rosemont, Ill by UFC President Dana White, who made the announcement during a promotional press conference. However, Swick would later contradict White and claimed a miscommunication had taken place, as he would not be ready to resume fighting until December after having undergone elbow surgery in July.
Swick, who rose to prominence during the debut season of "The Ultimate Fighter," is 12-2 overall with a 7-1 lifetime record in the UFC. His one and only Octagon loss came as a middleweight against Yushin Okami in April of 2007 at UFC 69 in Houston. The loss prompted Swick to decide to move down to the welterweight limit of 170 pounds. Since making the move, he is 2-0 with wins over Josh Burkman at UFC Fight Night 12 and Marcus Davis at UFC 85.
swick will dom goulet, you would think he would get a step up in competition after beating burkman and davis i see this as a step down. koscheck? does he have a fight scheduled? lytle? these seem more appropiate than goulet. but i wish the good ol canadian boy luck, hell need it
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Swick and Koscheck train together at AKA so I doubt they'll square off anytime soon. I was hoping to see Swick vs. Rory Markham, but I forgot that Goulet is riding a two-fight UFC winning streak and he's usually entertaining at the very least. I don't think he'll present too much of a challenge for Swick but he's far from a can also.
Koscheck doesn't have a fight scheduled currently, and there really are no legitimate contenders out there for him right now except for maybe Karo? He's essentially next in line after the winner of Diego/Alves to get a title shot, but he also mentioned he wants to fight before the end of the year. If Karo recovers in time, a fight between him and Koscheck might be intriguing for the New Year's Eve card. Or hell, put Yoshiyuki Yoshida and Koscheck together.
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Swick's a great fighter, but losing to Goulet is no where near ouf-of-the-question..
Goulet's been a beast as far back as i can remember..
he's a very good, well-rounded fighter.. reminds me of GSP..
and he should be counted out of this fight by no one..
with that aside..
i think Swick would win..
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… Why is Goulet being put in front of Swick? It seems like a major step down in competition after beating Burkman and Davis.
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now i will agree with that..
after beating burkman and then completely controlling a seemingly unbeatable opponent in Davis, it seems like Swick should be fighting someone a little higher on the ladder..
but when you think about it..
there's no one left really..
Fitch won't be fighting again this year..
and Thiago and Diego are already taken..
the only person available is Karo..
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ya those are good points i totally forgot they were both at aka. where is serra at? hughs said no ifght till next year
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That's a funny pic of Swick with all the guns in the background.
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Rich S. what are you talking about Goulet is a beast and reminds you of GSP.Goulet could have easily have been cut from the UFC but they wanted him for the card in Montreal and he happenend to win now he gets another fight which is a step down in competition for Swick.There is no reason the UFC can't come up with a better match up than this.
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Decent fighters but I think they could find a much better main event for this card. A good matchup but I would like something with a little more meat or maybe title implications a few fights down the road. My gut reaction to this fight is: YAWN
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About George Fox
George Fox is classified by U.S. News & World Report as a first-tier regional university and as a "Best Value" school. We have more than 3,500 talented students in our undergraduate, adult degree, graduate, and seminary programs with lots to offer. Learn more about George Fox here.
George Fox's main campus is in Newberg, Oregon. We also have regional sites in Portland/Tigard, Salem, and Redmond, Oregon. Learn more about these campuses here.
Internship Program Development
Do you have an internship program? Are you looking to start one? The following resources are designed to help you provide effective educational experiences that align with national standards and George Fox University field experience guidelines.
WHAT is an internship?
National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE) recommends the following definition:
An internship is a form of experiential learning that integrates knowledge and theory learned in the classroom with practical application and skills development in a professional setting. Internships give students the opportunity to gain valuable applied experience and make connections in professional fields they are considering for career paths; and give employers the opportunity to guide and evaluate talent.
The National Society for Experiential Education defines an internship as..."a carefully monitored work or volunteer experience in which an individual has intentional learning goals and reflects actively on what he or she is learning throughout the experience." The key phrases in this definition are "carefully monitored," "intentional learning goals," and "reflects actively."
WHY host an Internship Program?
- Create a talent pipeline in order to hire recruits with experience.
- Invigorate your workforce with fresh talent and best practices.
- Invest in and shape the professional development of future leaders.
- George Fox students are among the best and brightest in academic preparation and character development.
WHAT makes an internship legitimate?
NACE suggests the following criteria be met in order for an experience to qualify as an internship:
- The experience must be an extension of the classroom: a learning experience that provides for applying the knowledge gained in the classroom. It must not be simply to advance the operations of the employer or be the work that a regular employee would routinely perform.
- The skills or knowledge learned must be transferable to other employment settings.
- The experience has a defined beginning and end, and a job description with desired qualifications.
- There are clearly defined learning objectives/goals related to the professional goals of the student's academic coursework.
- There is supervision by a professional with expertise and educational and/or professional background in the field of the experience.
- There is routine feedback by the experienced supervisor.
- There are resources, equipment, and facilities provided by the host employer that support learning objectives/goals.
Recommended Resources for Internships
- Total Internship Management: The Employer's Guide to Building the Ultimate Internship Progam (InternBridge, Inc.)
- Total Internship Management: Supervisor's Handbook (InternBridge, Inc.)
- The Successful Internship: Transformation & Empowerment in Experiential Learning
- National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE; membership may be required to access specific resources)
- Tips for developing an internship program schedule-NACE article
- www.internships.com-employer manual
- NACE position statement on paid or unpaid internships
- Common Legal Questions
Questions? Contact us at 503-554-2330 or by email.
Professional Affiliations & Principles for Professional Practice
- Mountain Pacific Association of Colleges & Employers (MPACE)
- National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE)
Guidelines and Guides
BruinCareers hosts job/internship postings, an employer directory, and career event information. Here is a guide explaining how to create a profile and use its features.
Hiring international students does not follow the same format. Here are some guidelines referring to what every employer should know about hiring international students.


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Only 1 block from the beach, and an unbelievable array of amenities for the price. The owner was friendly and very responsive, and seems to genuinely be interested in her guests enjoying themselves. Highly recommended.
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Wow!! I have never rented a house before. It was my wife's idea to get away from the hotels and venture to the other side of the island. I was skeptical. My son is stationed in the US Coast Guard in San Juan and wanted to visit the west side of the island as well. My wife went on the vrbo web site and found Casa Tamara. My wife's best friend is named Tamara, so we were destined to try it. What an awesome house and location. There was everything and more in the house: Snorkeling equipment, blender for frozen drinks, grill, children's beach toys....too much to name. The only thing we had to buy for the house was food and of course beer. Is you like snorkeling, you will be in paradise. Right there at the house I must have seen 100 varieties of fish. I regret not bringing my underwater camera from home, along with my scuba license. In closing I would like to say that the Owner and care keeper are as nice as the house.
2014 Family Celebration!!!
The property owner Carlos is a gracious and patient man. Our Quest for the perfect vacation started in 10/2013, we decided on San Juan but after speaking with multiple hotels, and private estates, no one came close to the customer service that Carlos gave us!!! He called us instead on bombarding us with emails, his philosophy is that people are starting to lose the ability to verbally communicate, I totally agree! We booked our family vacation on 1/2014, arrived at San Juan 8/13/2014 Carlos had the Shuttle at the airport waiting on all 12 people arriving on 4 different airlines. When we arrived Caracol Che he had a complimentary waiting WOW! The staff was courteous and polite. Now for the Estate!! Every inch of this place was exactly as you see it on the website!!! Please believe me!!! The bedrooms, pool with the lagoon, decks (yes that's with an S), and pool side bar area EXQUISITE!!! My family and I have voted Carlos into the family. WE LOVE YOU CARLOS!!!