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New York
3/5 rDev -14.8%
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New Jersey
3/5 rDev -14.8%
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New York
3/5 rDev -14.8%
03-19-2012 01:29:55 | More by Babydave
3/5 rDev -14.8%
05-29-2013 23:33:55 | More by rdooley
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -14.8%
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New York
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05-30-2012 17:21:53 | More by marshmeli
Rhode Island
3.03/5 rDev -13.9%
Served out of a bottle and poured into a chilled glass
A Has a nice amber color with a subtle creamy head.
S Slight malty aroma, not much else...I will wait a bit for this to warm up and see if there are any other notes.
T Has a sharp bitterness up front with a lingering bitter finish/ after taste. Not really to much to get excited about.
M A bit zinggy on the tounge
Overall this is an average beer. Spring ales are supposed to be too complex but I cant see myself drinking more than one or two of these. Probably more worth the try on a warm summer day.
03-24-2011 21:15:36 | More by BeerBoss
Rhode Island
3.05/5 rDev -13.4%
Bought on tap and from the looks of the lack of info on the site. It think it is on tap only.
appearance - Nice copper color, and a nice foamy head with some lacing.
smell - grainy and hoppy.
taste - Taste was sweet with a small touch of malt and then ended with a bitterness and hop flavor.
mouthfeel - light medium body with some carbination.
drinkability - Nice spring beer. I rated this average because I do not like beer that is bitter and taste like grapefruit.
04-01-2007 02:58:47 | More by auxiliary
3.05/5 rDev -13.4%
A - pours a clear reddish orange color with 1/4 inch of foam that quickly gave way to just a ring of bubbles on the surface
S - very sublte aroma, a little bit of grassiness and malts
T - mostly malts up front with the grassiness coming through midway to finish with a malty taste in the back of your mouth
M/D - nice carbonation and mouthfeel. overall not a bad tasting brew, probably not my first choice, but thats more the style than anything else
04-17-2009 04:05:03 | More by mikereaser
Ontario (Canada)
3.18/5 rDev -9.7%
On-tap at Cole's. Some colour, a bit of hop aroma.But then too sweet to take seriously, though some citrus behind it. A lagerish version of orange punch? A bit above average mouthfeel, I believe from the use of brown sugar. Some drinkability to it, dessertish.Had it a year later on tap at Cole's again, and again its appearance and mouthfeel as strong points.
04-24-2009 03:26:20 | More by Sammy
3.18/5 rDev -9.7%
12 oz. brown bottle.
A: Pours a clear copper color with a large foamy white head. Pretty good retention
and lacing.
S: Sweet malts and some dry floral hops. Overall pretty clean and crisp.
T/M: Starts with sweet malts and light floral hops. Good balance, might be a little
malt heavy. Chewy caramel, medium bodied with an easy crisp feel and a dry hoppy
O: Not much to say other than it is a good ale. Tastes more like a British Pale Ale, than
an American one. Easy to drink but with little standing out in the taste. Still enjoyable,
but nothing I'd get again.
03-04-2013 18:38:36 | More by mnrider
New Jersey
3.2/5 rDev -9.1%
Spring fling pours a clear copper colored body with a moderate sized, really light beige, yellow tinted head with average retention and lacing. Smells of light toasted bready malts and... thats it, maybe a hint of floral hops but I may be fooling myself.
Taste starts with bready and toasty malts, moving to light floral hops in the middle, with a caramel malt finish. Has a touch of a metallic aftertaste. Body is a bit heavier than average, carbonation is moderate, nice crisp finish.
03-08-2014 21:48:35 | More by JG-90
3.23/5 rDev -8.2%
12 oz bottle poured into a snifter - Fridge - 2009
Appearance: Pours a copper color with orange highlights. The head rises 1/4" and is off-white. No retention at all, it goes away rather quickly. No lace either.
Smell: Cereal grain, toasted barley, and an earthy mushroom aroma.
Taste: Pinchy alcohol and carbonation. More cereal grain and maybe a tad bit of hops. Not overly complex.
Mouthfeel: Lots of active carbonation in the mouth. A bite of alcohol in the finish.
Drinkability: A straightforward bock style beer. Pretty refreshing and solid, worth consuming in repetition.
06-08-2009 17:36:22 | More by Risser09
New York
3.23/5 rDev -8.2%
A- Pours a nice translucent copper color with a finger width white head. Some thin lacing sticks to the glass.
S- I'm getting some slight citrus hop aromas with some bread like malts in the back. Aroma is very faint to me right now.
T- Decent hop bitterness with some citrus like flavors carrying threw. Also getting a decent malt character.Good balanced flavors create an easy drinking beer.
M- Body is on the lighter side with clean refreshing taste. Good beer choice for the warmer weather coming.
O - Solid beer with easy drinkabilty. Would definitely pick this one up again. Cheers!
04-18-2011 21:49:45 | More by Brianjames16
New York
3.25/5 rDev -7.7%
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Wisconsin Archery Park no longer allows... archery
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. - The city's Archery Park may need a name change. How about No-Archery Park? Tom Draper and his bowhunting friends have practiced archery at the park for more than 20 years, and he was surprised recently when he found a sign that cited a city ordinance prohibiting firearms  including bows and arrows.
"Several archers that I've talked to are kind of in disbelief," Draper said. "For all these years it's been there for the public to use. ... It was so convenient. And there was the camaraderie. During peak time it wasn't uncommon to have seven or eight guys down there."
The park is next to the Eau Claire River, and the city had developed earthen berms and even an archery tower for deer hunters to practice shooting from a platform.
Wooded hillsides helped provide barriers to arrows flying out of the park, but it wasn't enough, according to Parks Superintendent Phil Johnson.
The park was closed to archery in September after a neighbor complained of finding an arrow in his yard, Johnson said. It was the latest of several similar complaints from neighbors over 15 years or more, he said.
"Everybody's been most gracious about it up to this point, but the person has a legitimate concern," Johnson said.
"It's kind of interesting that at Archery Park you can't have archery anymore, but the fact remains that we have had a chronic problem with neighbors finding arrows in their yards."
Draper said he would like the city to appoint a committee of neighbors, archers and city representatives to review the situation.
"I would be really encouraged if there were some way that the city and a group of archers could form some kind of coalition where we could work at it and where we could police it," he said.
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The archers here have no one to blame but themselves. To fling arrows over all the safety precautions is just plain stupidity. They should have been patroling their own ranks.Kentucky Vikes Fan
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The archers here have no one to blame but themselves. To fling arrows over all the safety precautions is just plain stupidity. They should have been patroling their own ranks.
If I had to guess, I'd guess that there's just not sufficient area and tree cover between the range and the neighboring houses.
People occaisionally miss the targets, after all.
Public parks are open to archers of all skill levels, including beginners.
And it seems like during the fall, when leaves are falling off the trees, the missed shot is more likely to travel through the wooded hillsides behind the targets and make it into people's yards.
As an amatuer archer (and a very poor one), I think it's too bad the park is closing.
But, as a choice between people having fun taking target practice and preventing some kid from getting hit in his backyard, the choice is obvious.
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As we have been telling you for the past couple of weeks now, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has donated a special piece of work for a charity auction to benefit Book Aid International. A preview of these items was held tonight in London, and included the full rendition of Jo's" Noble and Most Ancient House of Black" donation, or the Black Family Tree that we learned about in Harry Potter in the Order of the Phoenix (see the earlier scans of it here, and here). TLC reader Aberforth was fortunate enough to attend this preview, and has let us know about some of the interesting tidbits he saw. First, there were seven "burn" holes where names had been erased off of the tapestry or family tree. Aberforth was able to write down what he learned:
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on Jun 1, 2007 at 3:08 pm
Jay will be sorely missed. Not only has he been one of the more outstanding examples of public service prodessionalism in the DA's office, he has contributed mightily to the local community as a volunteer commissioner for Palo Alto's Public Safety Blue Ribbon commission.
In all, Jay has been a passionate advocate for fairness and equality in the administration of justice; it's gratifying that he will remain in the region.
on Jun 1, 2007 at 3:14 pm
However, Mr Boyarsky clearly feels that as a district attorney, certain laws do not apply to him:
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on Jun 1, 2007 at 3:46 pm
Hey, I can see your point, but I'd prefer to have him in my 'hood than the sheriff who can't tell a brothel from a legit massage therapy business.
on Jun 1, 2007 at 6:43 pm
Can we finally get rid of the leash codes so that our city officials are not caught up in a violation of the law? That kid who was attacked by an off-leash dog a few months ago at a Palo Alto school was just in the wrong hood at the wrong time. Too bad.
on Jun 1, 2007 at 7:24 pm
DA Carr is doing exectly the right thing. Staff rotation at/about five years will keep any organization from becoming lithified, such as the City of Palo Alto government. Many of the PA Directors and key personnel have been in their jobs for far too long. What is interesting is that Boyarsky wasn't reasigned at this time.
on Jun 2, 2007 at 11:27 am
Boyarsky was really in touch with the community in Palo Alto/Los Altos/ Mountain View/etc. I hope his replacement maintains the close working relationship Boyarsky had with the local police departments. I'm not sure why he needs to be moved though. Change for change's sake often ends up being a step backward while the new guy figures out the lay of the land. I sure hope there is a more important assignment they needed Boyarsky to fill - if not then the people of north county may have gotten ripped off.
As for the leash thing - if that's the worst anyone can say about him then the residents in north county should count themselves lucky.
on Jun 11, 2007 at 12:15 pm
I am the mother of John Peckham, the cyclist (and my only child) who was killed by the driver under the influence of methamphetamine in September of last year. Mr. Boyarsky was the D.A. on the case. (Although I live in St. Louis I selected my neighborhood as "Mountain View" because that's where John lived and worked although he was killed in Palo Alto.)
During the six months of communication about the case with Mr. Boyarsky I felt I was always treated with respect and compassion. He was both friendly and warm while remaining completely professional. Many times I cried uncontrollably in our phone conversations and Mr. Boyarsky was always patient and deeply understanding. He answered every one of my questions and all my e-mails. I am lucky to have had him as the prosecuter for my dead son' killer. I thank him for his professionalism and the fact that we came to sentencing within 6 months of the crime.
I know he also worked closely with the Alto/Velo Cycling/Racing club of which my son was a member. There is no real justice for a crime like this but he came as close to the maximum as one can get. For that and his compassion and his kindnesss I thank him.
I wish him the best in his new position.
Mary Ann Parker
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Woman pins husband with car, shoots him in the leg, Lake City police say
Published: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 at 3:16 p.m.
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A woman angry at her husband tried to run him down in a Lake City parking lot on Monday night, police say, but she instead pinned him between her vehicle and another car. She then pistol-whipped the man before shooting him in the leg and fleeing.
The Lake City Police Department gave this account: Ruby L. Sheppard, 33, drove into the parking lot of Annie Mattox Park in a 2004 Cadillac around 6 p.m. and tried to run over her husband, Anthony L. Sheppard Sr., 43, who was at the park with family and friends as part of the Martin Luther King Day festivities.
Ruby Sheppard pinned him between the Cadillac and another vehicle then got out started arguing with her husband as he tried to get out from between the two vehicles.
She then went back to her vehicle and got a semi‐automatic handgun from the glove compartment, which witnesses said she used to repeatedly hit her husband in the upper body.
Their son, Anthony L. Sheppard, Jr., 21, tried to intervene but Mrs. Sheppard pointed the gun at him. Her husband pushed their son out of the way as she pulled the trigger, shooting her husband one time in the upper left thigh. Mrs. Sheppard then drove off.
Police later found her car at her residence, but she remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
Sheppard was taken to UF Health Shands Hospital at Lake Shore Hospital by his family with non‐life threatening injuries.
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The chart above tells quite a story. That blue line — the one that looks like a hockey stick — shows how interest in computer science from freshmen at the University of Washington in Seattle has skyrocketed since 2010 compared with other engineering fields. The UW is not alone. Countless other U.S. universities, from Harvard to Stanford to the University of Michigan, are seeing… Read More
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The City has a new utilities director.
Jen Fretz, who has worked her way up through the municipal ranks, is the new leader for streets, sewers and water.
City administrator David Trawin said the first round of interviews involved six candidates. By round two, it was down to Fretz and an outside applicant.
"From my point of view, Jen was the dark horse coming into the second round. She performed admirably in the interview and questioning and the paces we put her through," he said.
"We were looking for a communicator and a team builder."
Despite Fretz being the underdog, she came out on top when it came to personality tests and managers' input, he said.
Fretz has been with the City for 10 years. Her last position was as manager of sustainability and environmental services.
She replaces Tracy Kyle, who ran the department for a year before leaving for family reasons. David Duckworth, who is now community and corporate affairs director, was utilities head before Kyle.
Trawin said the new job starts immediately.
Fretz also showed her mettle in the past year as she took on responsibility for the City's trades department — an area she knew nothing about, he said.
"She's done great there. Put her head down, proved her worth," he said.
Fretz said she just learned about her promotion on Friday morning. She tried for it because of the skills she sees in the department.
"I saw the possibilities in the team here. We've been on a bit of a roller coaster ride for the last little while. I know the possibilities and the players. I think my style fits what we need," she said.
"There are some tweaks I want to make from an organizational perspective, nothing major, but to make things a bit more efficient, then work with staff to bring together a strong team. We have some fantastic people here."


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Whiteman believes Sports Museum has much to offer
CHAIRMAN of the Institute of Jamaica Burchell Whiteman believes the establishment of a National Sports Museum will go a long way in helping to establish national and civic pride among Jamaicans.
Many of the displays which are expected to become part of the museum are on show this weekend during the National Sports Exhibit which forms part of the Jamaica 50 celebrations at the National Arena.
"Generally (people) who engage in sports, even those who are not national or international winners have something about them that makes them engage with others more easily and more readily... (with) the competitive spirit, they appreciate the value of being part of a team," Whiteman told the Jamaica Observer.
"I expect that all of this will assist our youngsters to be confident in themselves to be more aspirational and to achieve in many areas of their endeavours -- academic as well as sport and recreation," the former Minister of Education added during the recent launch of the exhibit at the Office of the Prime Minister.
Entitled "Showcasing the Journey", the exhibit will feature displays from several of the island's sporting associations, including the Jamaica Netball Association (JNA), Jamaica Ski Federation (JSF), Jamaica Boxing Board of Control (JBBC), Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), Jamaica Volleyball Association (JAVA), Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) and the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA).
Many of the items on display have been loaned to the government ahead of the official establishment of the museum, which Minister without Portfolio with Responsibility for Sport, Natalie Neita-Headley has given a two-year time-frame.
Whiteman was quick to reassure that the items would be safely stored for future use.
"The Institute has on its staff the people with the skills for the preservation, conservation all of that," he said.
"As far as I am aware, the Institute's Sports museum committee will protect and hold the artefacts with the permission of the people who have lent material. That which they have been given, the Institute will assist in preserving in that process."
Meanwhile, Whiteman said he believed even a two-year time frame is "quite ambitious" given all the work which would need to go into the museum's establishment.
"But we will see," he said.
"Undoubtedly, it (the exhibition) will make a contribution to the psychic health and wealth of the nation, of the people. It's what part of what makes people feel that we are very special people. We can do things and I hope that it will spill over into other areas of activity."


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A Call to End Indefinite Detention
by The Opportunity Agenda, Tue Jun 07, 2011 at 01:04:00 PM EDT
The right to due process under the law is a cornerstone of America's commitment to freedom and fairness. Protections against unfair imprisonment, mistreatment by law enforcement officials, and indefinite detention—guaranteed by the 5th and 6th amendments of the Constitution—are rights that no one living in the United States would or should be expected to go without.
Unfortunately, the right to due process ends at immigration enforcement. One of the many cracks in our broken immigration system is that undocumented immigrants are frequently detained for months or even years. In addition to violating our values, these detentions also have a fiscal price tag; a 2009 report from Human Rights First estimated that the United States spent $300 million on indefinite detentions from 2003 to 2009. Nobody benefits from a system that cannot process immigration violations and clogs an already overburdened detention system. Without real solutions, a lack of due process undermines the fairness and efficacy our justice system is based on.
The Supreme Court ruled that detaining undocumented immigrants is supposed to be a temporary measure that lasted only as long as it was "reasonably necessary to secure removal" of the person—it was never intended to be a punishment for a crime. Detaining immigrants for months or even years because we don't know what to do with them not only doesn't make sense, it violates our basic notions of due process. Due process isn't just a right guaranteed to citizens--it applies to anyone in the United States. A speedier, more transparent trial and appeals process would go a long way toward making our immigration policies fairer and more effective.
To date, indefinite detention has been the result of organizational failure on an overburdened immigration system. Recently proposed legislation would codify indefinite detention for migrants who cannot be returned to their home countries. American citizens have perhaps come to expect a level of gridlock in Congress, but no one should accept the legalization of a broken status quo. Our values, and our sense of equal justice, demand better.
If we want to end indefinite detention, the process starts with greater accountability from the Department of Homeland Security to end these prolonged detentions and create greater transparency. If one group can be denied due process, none of us will be safe to enjoy the rights that America stands for.


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USA Hostels San Diego
Hostels.com's Best Hostel Chain Worldwide for 2013 has been helping guests feel at home for 20 years! Central location, custom designed 'privacy pods', free breakfast and a unique, 1880's building with modern amenities make us a great value and a comfortable home base while you explore San Diego.
Our privacy pods feature a reading light, shelf, outlet and some alone time and our breakfast includes a variety of bakeries, all-you-can-make pancakes and more and we have discounted and free tours and activities.
We're walking distance to Balboa Park, home to the famous pandas of the San Diego Zoo and the city's museums, a short ferry ride to Coronado Island and steps from the best San Diego nightlife and restaurants. Mission, Ocean and Pacific beaches are a bus ride away.
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- free wifi and use of ipads
- free daily breakfast with fresh fruit, fruit juices, oatmeal, pancakes, bakeries, coffee and tea
- free luggage lockers in rooms
- a fully equipped guest kitchen
- relaxing lounge with large screen tv
- our weekly infamous Tijuana trip
- discounted San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld tickets
- discounted Harbor Excursions tours
- discounted bike rental
- onsite laundry facilities with free laundry powder
- 24 hour reception
- Door-to-door shuttle to USA Hostels Hollywood
Please note that our prices do not include taxes. All bed rates over $25 will have an 11.05% city/hotel tax added at check in.
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Please note that prices listed to not include taxes. All bed rates over $25 will have an 11.05% city/hotel tax added at check in.
Check-in is 2 pm with free luggage storage for early arrivals. Check-out: 10am. Changes/cancellations up to 6pm, California time, day before arrival. Late cancellations/no-shows charged first night's accommodation. We try to put people traveling together in the same room. However, due to availability and/or booking patterns, there is a slight chance parties booking dorms will be in separate rooms.
Any bookings scheduled for arrival from July 22 - 26 2014 are subject to this cancellation policy.
No cancellation fees imposed up to 21 days prior to scheduled arrival.
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We welcome guests from everywhere outside of San Diego county. At check in, international guests must present a valid passport. US residents must present valid government issued identification (ie: drivers license, state id card, passport). Guests may also be asked to present proof of onward travel. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian. Guests under 16 permitted only in private rooms unless an entire dorm is rented. Parents with young children must contact the hostel prior to booking.
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You can get to the hostel easily by bus, shuttle or taxi. There is a bus stop outside each terminal where you can catch bus #992 Downtown ($2.25, exact change required.) Get off bus at 5th Avenue and Broadway. Walk south (to your right) on 5th for two and a half blocks. The hostel will be on your right at 726 5th Avenue. You will see a row of international flags hanging from our building. We are located above two Italian restaurants.
You could also take the Xpress Shuttle, which will be outside the terminal and across the road. Follow signs for 'Ground Transportation.' Cost is $11 for one person, $16 for two, $21 for three, etc. you can call them toll-free at 1-800-900-7433 if there is not a shuttle waiting outside the terminal. Taxis wait in the same area as the shuttles and will cost approximately $20.
From Greyhound:
Exit station and head north toward 13th St. Make a left at the first cross street onto Imperial St. Turn right onto Park Blvd. Make a left onto 10th Ave, then a left onto J St. Follow J to 5th Ave. Make a right onto 5th and follow this until you reach #726 on the left. You will see a row of international flags hanging from our building. Our front door is between two Italian restaurants . About a 15 minute walk.
From Amtrak:
Exit station onto Kettner Boulevard and turn right (South). At Broadway (1/2 block) turn left (East) and follow above directions.
From I-5 South take Front Street/Civic Center exit. Exit ramp divides, keep left at the fork toward 2nd St. Follow 2nd St signs, merging onto Cedar St. Turn right onto 4th Avenue. Turn left onto G St., then left onto 5th Avenue. We are the third door in from the corner - between two Italian restaurants.
From I-5 North take J Street exit. Bear left at 19th Street and turn left onto Market Street. Take Market 14 blocks to 5th Avenue. Turn right onto 5th, the hostel is one block up on the left hand side, between two Italian restaurants.
Take the Hostel Hopper door-to-door shuttle. If you are staying with us in Hollywood you can get daily, door-to-door service for only $40! Ride in a comfy mini-van with other travellers. Contact our front desk for details.
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Section 21-16 Composition.
Section 21-17 Uniforms.
Section 21-18 Special temporary police officers.
Section 21-18.1 City commissions for University of Missouri police officers.
Section 21-19 Powers and duties of chief, generally.
Section 21-20 Duties of members, generally.
Section 21-21 Chief, officers as marshals of municipal court.
Section 21-22 Supervision over city property.
Section 21-23 Power to serve processes.
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Section 21-25 Right of entry.
Section 21-26 Arrest with and without warrant.
Section 21-27 Procedure upon arrest.
Section 21-28 Person arrested to be taken before municipal judge; exceptions.
Section 21-29 Discharge of persons arrested.
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Section 21-44 Purpose.
Section 21-45 Definitions and rule of construction.
Section 21-46 Establishment; membership; qualifications; terms; and removal.
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On October 13, 2012, Mike Alvarado and Brandon Rios stepped into a boxing ring on the undercard of a Nonito Donaire title fight. Boxing enthusiasts knew that these two might deliver something special - and deliver they did.
Over the course of 7 rounds, Rios and Alvarado engaged in the kind of all-action slugfest that combat sports often promises, but so rarely delivers. The two men mixed together technique, aggression, and pure bravado to create one of the best fights in recent years - arguably the fight of the year for 2012.
This Saturday, March 30, they do it again.
More Rios vs. Alvarado coverage at Bad Left Hook
On HBO Boxing After Dark this Saturday, Brandon Rios and Mike Alvarado meet in a rematch of their 2012 epic. Rios leads the series 1-0 - can Alvarado tie it up? More to the point, can they recreate the magic of that October night?
What better way to get ready for Rios vs. Alvarado II, than by watching action from that first encounter? Here then, is HBO's Look Back: Rios vs Alvarado, featuring fight video highlights from their first encounter. If you've never seen the fight - watch these clips, then clear your calendar Saturday night. If you have seen it before, then let this remind you what you have to look forward to Saturday.
Join us here at Bloody Elbow for Rios vs. Alvarado results, discussion, and live fight coverage this Saturday, March 30.


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A unique combination of pressures pushed the two leaderships to agree to a resumption of negotiations, but the prospects of the talks remains grim.
Israel and the Palestinian Government Agree to Return to NegotiationsTuesday, 23 July 2013 12:46 By Shir Hever, The Real News Network | Video
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Shir Hever is an economic researcher of the economic aspects of the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories, and published numerous reports and studies on the topic, especially for the Alternative Information Center, a Palestinian-Israeli organization active in Jerusalem and Beit-Sahour. He writes his PhD dissertation on the privatization of security in Israel. His first book: Political Economy of Israel's Occupation: Repression Beyond Exploitation.


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•Click here to view a historical photo slideshow of Dionicio MoralesAn early episode in the life of Dionicio Morales sums up his low-profile but persistent approach to nonprofit management. By 1962, Mr. Morales had spent two frustrating years trying to fund what would become the Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (MAOF). One afternoon he sat in a meeting while his 10 board members urged him to liquidate the organization, whose only assets were $22 in the bank and two copies of the bylaws.
But Mr. Morales had a solution. "We haven't talked to the president of the United States," he suggested.
While the skeptical board watched, he dialed the White House. A receptionist asked the nature of the call and directed him to the Mexican Embassy. He called the embassy and explained that the MAOF worked to solve employment problems for Mexican Americans. "I think that the ambassador is meeting with Vice-President Lyndon Johnson at this moment about the concerns you have expressed," the secretary said.
That bold call led to a face-to-face meeting with LBJ, and eventually to a job-development grant from the Labor Department.
Today, the MAOF is the largest specific Hispanic-serving nonprofit in the nation (see "2003 Hispanic Business Nonprofit 25" directory). But the human touch of Mr. Morales's legacy remains. "I describe him as an urban Cesar Chavez," says Martin Castro, who succeeded Mr. Morales as president of the MAOF two years ago. "Cesar wanted to bring better work conditions to Mexican-American workers in the field. Dionicio chose to work in urban America because he saw Mexican Americans had been relegated to service jobs."
It seems incredible that the same man who won million-dollar grants once fought against segregated movie theaters and organized a labor strike to raise wages from 25 cents to 35 cents per hour. "Employers could get a family of four to work for $1 an hour," remembers William Hensey Jr., a teacher and collaborator of Mr. Morales in the early days. "I was shocked that so many things were blatant violations of the law. Blatant. The authorities just wouldn't enforce the [anti-discrimination] laws."
Mr. Morales was born in Arizona two weeks after his mother crossed the border from Mexico. He grew up in the agricultural community of Moorpark, north of Los Angeles, where he got his first taste of racism and prejudice. After attending a teacher's college, he worked as a federal compliance officer with the Bracero program, where he first met the young Cesar Chavez. In the late 1940s, Mr. Morales moved to East Los Angeles and worked as a labor organizer until the MAOF took off.
"In college, I was drowned and smothered with conferences and research on our problems," Mr. Morales says. "I got the feeling talk was cheap, but action was what it was all about." During the 1950s, well-intentioned academics and advocates generated "a tremendous amount of data that ended up in the dust."
Thus Mr. Morales set out to create an organization focused on solving problems at the grass-roots level. Funding in the early days came entirely from government sources and was based on the community-organizing model of Saul Alinsky, whose book Reveille for Radicals (1946) provided what Mr. Morales calls "a blueprint for MAOF." Corporate America "slammed the door in my face, but I persisted," he says. "I went in the back door. Vice-President Johnson was honorary chairman of the EEOC [Equal Employment Opportunity Commission], and he gave me his endorsement to the aerospace industries. … Then things started to happen."
Although defense contractors were supposed to be equal-opportunity employers, they limited their minority hiring to African Americans. Finally, Mr. Morales made headway with Rockwell International, followed quickly by McDonnell Douglas and Lockheed. The momentum led to agreements with Kraft (still a MAOF supporter), utility companies, and other corporate giants.
William Izabal, director of the Division of People at Boeing North America and a long-time MAOF board member, calls Mr. Morales "the Silver Fox." The nickname draws from two facts: his hair had silver streaks even in youth, and "whenever he went after money, he always ended up with it," jokes Mr. Izabal.
By his own account, Mr. Morales pioneered Hispanic job development because it offered the best chance for consensus-building. "Mexican Americans had a hard time getting together because they couldn't agree what the issue was," he recalls. "But everybody wants a job and better earning power. So I found that was the easiest issue to use to attract people with differing philosophies. …It was the most non-debatable issue."
More than 40 years after the founding of the MAOF, the challenges of fighting stereotypes and gaining access to the workplace persist. "The desire for a better job, no doubt, is [still] highest on the chart," Mr. Morales opines. "I think the struggle now is not just to get entry-level jobs. …Here is this vast community Mexican Americans are 66 percent of the Latino population but in the higher ranks [of Corporate America], we aren't there yet."
In his autobiography "Dionicio Morales: A Life in Two Cultures" ($17.95, Arte Publico Press), Mr. Morales recounts how he patterned the MAOF after the Jewish League, a comprehensive human-services organization. Today, the MAOF still works in job training, but 80 percent of its $59.5 million budget goes to childcare programs that enable parents to work.
Carlos Viramontes, an Anheuser-Busch manager who has served 16 years on the MAOF board, credits the MAOF's success to the presence of Corporate America on its board. Many organizations seek corporate executives merely for fund-raising, but at MAOF, the managerial expertise has con-tributed more, since most of the money still comes from government sources, Mr. Viramontes says.
Mr. Izabal of Boeing says Mr. Morales "is one of the few people leading a nonprofit who recognizes the need to have Corporate America active on the board. Most organizations have people who only want their name on a list."
Mr. Morales and his generation of community advocates have left a huge footprint on U.S. Hispanic economic development one that can't be measured entirely in dollars. Powerful Hispanics who cite him as an influence in their lives include Maria Contreras-Sweet, California's Secretary of Business, Transportation & Housing; Rudy Beserra, vice-president of Latino Affairs at Coca-Cola; and Antonio Villaraigoza, former Speaker of the California Assembly.
For admirers, his soft-spoken style captures the essence of public service. Whether attending a lavish state dinner in Mexico City or meeting with welfare recipients in Los Angeles, Mr. Morales "doesn't put on airs," comments Mr. Viramontes. At fund-raising banquets, "he looks as humble as the cleaning people, but he's just as comfortable shaking hands with the president of the United States." In fact, he has counseled presidents on Mexican-American issues since the Johnson administration.
"He calls us disciples, because we have the same passion to help people that he had years ago," says Mr. Castro, who has worked with him for nearly 20 years. "We just pick up the pieces and move forward…. [But] I don't compare myself to Dionicio."
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December 13, 2010 - Jennifer Brookens
Today was the day I'd been dreading ever since my son got so picky about his clothes. The first below-zero day when he would need to leave the house.
For those not familiar with Rage Against the Pants parts I and II, my three-year-old has clothes issues. It started with his refusing to wear any sort of pants in the summer, then no clothes for sleeping. The cooler weather helped cure most of that, but I knew long underwear, snowpants, hats, boots and gloves were going to be an epic battle.
He must have sensed it the moment he got up this morning. It was long and there were tears on both sides. Those who complained about the 20-minute fight scene in one of the Star Wars movies would have been reminded of it in my house this morning. It seemed to have the same fight moves over and over. Shove, kick, shove, kick, squirm, cry, struggle, shove, squirm... Yes, thank goodness for the late start, because I was half an hour later getting out than what I had planned.
Some may ask, "Does anyone really win in war?" On this front, I can say yes I did. I do no victory laps though: he got long-johned and snowpanted, but I lost with the boots. Just when I thought I was secure and was running to get him in the car seat before he could get the series of zippers and straps undone, he did a little foot shimmy, and the boots went flying. I had to settle for shoes. They got kicked off in anger - pure spite on his part. But he left his socks on. That was a true victory, since I couldn't even get socks on him two months ago. So perhaps below-zero weather is good for something. (I'd still take a pass for a trip back to Florida right about now though).
I am hoping this Rage trilogy is coming to an end. But I know this is only the beginning with this headstrong boy. What type of rage will I see if the occasion calls for a suit and tie? Will he try to sport sneakers with his tux at prom? And the experimental teen and college years, egads!!
These small battles may be done, but the war I'm sure will rage on.
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Who here does squats and pulls on different days of the week? I started at the first of the year doing them in the same workout togeather and hit a PR on dead's at a meet back in April. And at another meet in august my lifts were down and I felt very overtrained coming into the meet.
Here lately I've been thinking of putting deadlifts back on a day by itself in order to give it more attention. Just wanting everyone's opinions.
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I pull and squat and different days, but I'll only pull for 2 weeks then take the 3rd week off to avoid feeling overtrained. I only started doing it b/c I was pressed for time, but I prefer deadlifting on back day now.
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We train our deadlift on Mondays or do a movement that will raise the deadlift. We will also pull on our squat day (friday) a lot of times. A lot is by feel. If you pull twice a lot in a week you will have to vary the insensity. I feel this is the case even if you are pulling once a week. As stated, maybe 1 of 3 sessions could be lighter or just take off pulling and do accessories.
Devoting a whole day to the deadlift was the best thing that I have ever done for my deadlift. I do some sort of heavy pull (not neccesarly from the ground) every week.
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I've tried splitting them into different days in the past, but I usually ended up overdoing it. I think it could work well if managed properly. I found trying to do both heavy every week was too much for me. I think as long as you come up with a schedule that allows for light or moderate training days often enough to recover, you will be fine.
I do both on the same day now, but that's as much about schedule and time constraints as anything else.
My take on this is that if you pull after you squat meet day, why not do it in training as well.
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I have done it both ways. Currently i train them separate. If you recover pretty quick and work in proper rest/de-load times i think you away with training them separate with our over training. My best cycles were when i trained them separate. if you do want to train them together then i agree with fasteddy and do a heavy squat light dl and switch it the following week.
I alternate squat and deadlift days once a week. So on my deadlift days i will squat light before hand, just a few sets to warm up and get some blood flow...and on the days I squat i will do light pulls afterwards. This has worked very well for me and has allowed me to push each lift harder coming into a meet because you're only doing each lift once a week.
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We are on the same page Buddy. You can't really simulate a meet. Who has 12 hours to lift. ha! But really, I feel you get your deadlift as strong as you can, whichever way you can and with some conditioning work, it will carry over the same. I again feel the biggest key is pushing it but scheduled back off sessions are a must.
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I do squat accessory work after deadlift on one day and then do back accessory work after squat on another day. Usually it's a deadift variation and then some other back work after squat and a squat variation and other leg work after the heavy deadlift. I've found this actually works better for my recovery while still somewhat simulating meet conditions where you have to squat and pull on the same day. Granted I train mostly raw and don't lift as much as some fo the elite guys on here but I've been training for powerlifting for about 6+ years and have been making better gains than I ever have since starting this way (aside from when i was a newb, of course). BTW, I back squat and pull off the floor every week, but do give myself a de-load every 4 weeks.
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training with my max weights, I can't imagine doing squat & deads on same day,
in the same week is sometimes too much
most times if i have a big pull or squat , or a PR i need about a week before my body is ready for another big lift.
in between big lift sessions i'll do assistance moves
Thanks for all of the opinions everyone. I have decided to do them on there on day for awhile and see how it goes.
This is what I am switching to
Mon- Squats, lower accessory
Wed- Bench, Shoulders, Triceps
Fri- Deadlifts, Back, Biceps/Grip
I am planning on deloading every 4th week to give my body adequte recovery time.
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10 U.S. Code § 2395 - Availability of appropriations for procurement of technical military equipment and supplies
Source(Added Pub. L. 97–258, § 2(b)(4)(B),Sept. 13, 1982, 96 Stat. 1052, § 2394; renumbered § 2395 and amended Pub. L. 97–295, § 1(28)(A),Oct. 12, 1982, 96 Stat. 1291.)
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The words "Unless otherwise provided in the appropriation Act concerned" are omitted as unnecessary and for consistency. The word "Funds" is substituted for "moneys" for consistency in title 10. The word "military" is added before "public" for clarity. The words "including moneys appropriated to the Department of the Navy for the procurement and construction of guided missiles" are omitted as included in "technical military equipment".
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Dear Steve
am sherina by name and am from Nigeria. i follow up your TV show all the time on DSTV here in Nigeria and all the time i am thrilled with how generous you are. Recently i watched a programme where you bought a diamond ring and slid into the pocket of that man whose girlfriend stated they have dated for six years and all she wants from him is commitment and she isn't getting it. you not only help get the man to propose but you also got them a diamond engagement ring. that made me cry and wish that someday whenever am in Chicago i will definitely love to see this man who has brought so many people (loved ones) together.
XOXO sherry